For the first time, performers Brian Cadd, Joe Camilleri, Kate Ceberano and Glenn Shorrock will share the stage in a special tour around the country.

It's part of the Apia Good Times Tour set to stop by Ballarat's Regent Multiplex in May.

The Courier caught up with Bran Cadd ahead of their Ballarat performance who said fans were in for a stellar show.

"Part of the reason it will be so fantastic is that we all perform together," he said.

"Anyone can go see the four acts individually, but to have the four acts in one show, they're generally one off things.

"In addition, with Kate in the mix it's extremely exciting because in the past it's been all male and now we have this great chick singer.

"She is the best you can sing with."

Despite most of the performers being well into their sixties, Brian said it's never a surprise to see some younger members in the crowd.

"We've found in the last 10 years that you do get a much bigger component of younger people in the crowd," he said.

"I remember one lad saying 'you kept us awake every Saturday night'.

"We forget these kids grew up with us, whether they wanted to or not they got used to their parents playing us."

But for those who did follow the careers of Brian and the crew as fans, he said they are sure to be taken back down memory lane.

"You start the song A Little Ray Of Sunshine and you see a couple looking at each other and realising they're not 50 any more, they're thinking about being 20 again - that's the amazing thing about music."

Each performer is set to perform a solo set before the four musicians come together on stage for a shared performance.

Tickets are currently on sale and available from the Regent Multiplex box office.

THE INFO

WHAT: Apia Good Times Tour with Brian Cadd, Joe Camilleri, Kate Ceberano and Glenn Shorrock.

WHEN: Thursday, May 21. Doors 7.30pm

WHERE: Regent Multiplex, Lydiard Street

TICKETS: $79.50

BOOKINGS: 5330 5555 or regententertainment.com.au