Little Simon & Big Garfunkel is a stand up comedy show featuring two of Brisbane's most exciting, young comics James McKenzie and David Woodhead. Little Simon & Big Garfunkel share a lot of similarities with regular Simon and Garfunkel once performed to 500,000 people at Central Park in New York on the 19th of September 1981. Little Simon & Big Garfunkel will perform to whatever the legal capacity of the Saccharomyces Beer Cafe on the 7th and 8th of August.

Little Simon & Big Garfunkel were an Australian comedy duo consisting of comedian/writer David Woodhead and comedian James McKenzie. They were one of the best-selling comedy groups of the 2010's and became counterculture icons of the Brisbane comedy scene, performing alongside artists such as the Peter Rowsthorne, Greg Fleet, and many more. Their biggest hits—including "D*ckwall" (2015), "Punching a Kid" (2015), "Singing Cher through a fan" (2017), and "Smoking Meth at a Bush Party" (2015)—reached number one best jokes in the Brisbane comedy scene.

Born and raised in the Northern Territory, David Woodhead is one of Australia's best up and coming young comedians. At only 18 years old David has already performed in the Adelaide Fringe Festival, opened for Australian comedy legend Peter Rowsthorne (Kath and Kim) and he was a national finalist in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival RAW Comedy Competition in 2016. David's sharp wit, and hilarious stories will keep you in hysterics.

James McKenzie is quickly becoming one of the most instantly recognisable young faces in the Brisbane comedy scene. He has found increasing success as co-host of comedy podcast The Weekly Fourcast, and will have you in stitches with his laid back stage persona and hard hitting punch lines