Party like it's 1979 when Mi-Sex bring their mammoth live show and unique blend of rock meets new wave, meets punk meets disco, to The Bridge Hotel for one night only - Friday 31 May - with special guests, Panic Syndrome.

Celebrating 40 Years of Graffiti Crimes, Mi-Sex live will deliver all the hits from their award-winning debut LP - 'Compu-pu-pu-pu-pu-pu... Computer Games', 'But You Don't Care' and the title track, 'Graffiti Crimes' - in a 90 minute set brandishing their many hits from the era - 'Space Race', 'People' and 'Blue Day'.

Featuring the hit singles 'But You Don't Care' and 'Computer Games', Mi-Sex Graffiti Crimes rode the collision of punk rock, dance and disco to the top of the charts in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Austria, and South Africa. Truly, madly, deeply, the LP became the catalyst for an entirely new era in music and fashion - new wave.

ABC's Double J embraced new wave and Mi-Sex became regular guests on Countdown, which saw the group shoot to #1 with 'Computer Games', before rounding-out the decade with its landmark performance at the Sydney Opera House - revered by those of the era as the 'Concert of the Decade'.

Early the following year, Mi-Sex Graffiti Crimes scooped the 1980 COUNTDOWN / TV WEEK MUSIC AWARDS with 4 gongs in all: Best/Most Popular Single (Computer Games), Best Album (Graffiti Crimes), Best New Talent (Mi-Sex), and Best Production (Peter Dawkins/Graffiti Crimes).

Reformed and reimagined to honour the 40th Anniversary of the group's debut LP Graffiti Crimes, Mi-Sex new wave features founding members Don Martin (bass) and Murray Burns (keys 'n' synth), with Steve Balbi (vocals), James Van Cooper (guitar), and Jordan McDonald (drums).

#BringBackTheBush with #MiSexLiveSex for a party bold enough to channel '79 all over, live and sweaty...