Get ready to Wiggle: Australia’s favourite family entertainers are hitting the road, bringing their The Wiggles’ Sparkle! BIG SHOW tour to Perth on November 21.
Sharing the stage at the RAC Arena are a generational cross-section of Wiggles stars, with original Wiggle Anthony Field joining his daughter Lucia, who also dons the blue skivvy, along with young stars Tsehay and Evie, who perform as yellow Wiggles.
Old guard members Simon and Caterina (red Wiggles), and Lachy and John (purple Wiggles) will also be front and centre, along with pals, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus, Captain Feathersword, Buddy, and crowd favourite Tree of Wisdom (Dominic Field).
Anthony Field, a founding member of The Wiggles, said: “For over 35 years, we’ve had the privilege of bringing families together through music and entertainment.
“We can’t wait to see thousands of families singing, dancing and sparkling together across Perth.”
The tour will accompany a new album, Sparkle: A Circus Of Lights, released today, with the band playing songs from that, as well as a host of old favourites.
“From the moment the lights go down, we want families to feel like they’ve entered a magical sparkle world filled with music, colour and wonder,” red Wiggle Simon Pryce said.
“These songs were created to encourage children to move, imagine and participate, and seeing them come alive in front of thousands of families will be incredibly special.
“This will be one giant Wiggly celebration.”
The tour follows another huge year for the band, who have been Australia’s No.1 local artist on Spotify for three consecutive years.
They boast more than 10 million YouTube subscribers with 6 billion views, 30 million album and DVD sales, 4 billion music streams, and 8 million books sold globally.
The Wiggles recently completed a tour across the UK, and have performances in the US, Canada and New Zealand pencilled in for later in the year.
American Express Card Member Presale tickets are available from Tuesday June 30 at 10am local time, before the general public ticket sale begins on Thursday July 2 at 10am local time.
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