The Wiggles

The Wiggles have created many memorable tracks that resonate with both kids and parents alike. Songs like “Hot Potato” and “Wheels on the Bus” are often favorites during playtime, encouraging movement and participation. “If You're Happy and You Know It” invites everyone to join in, making it a go-to for sing-alongs.

Other tracks, such as “Rock-a-Bye Your Bear” and “Do the Propeller!” maintain the fun and energy that The Wiggles are known for. “The Ants Go Marching” and “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes” help kids learn while they enjoy themselves. Additional songs like “Shake Your Sillies Out,” “Michael Finnegan,” and “Old Macdonald Had a Farm” round out their diverse catalog. Each tune brings something unique, contributing to the playful atmosphere The Wiggles aim to create.

The Wiggles have recently released several new projects that continue to engage their audience. Their latest album, “Learning Greek with Lucia - Children's Songs (2025)”, offers a mix of educational content and catchy tunes. This album aims to introduce young listeners to the Greek language through familiar melodies and playful lyrics.

In addition, “Wiggle Up, Giddy Up! (2025)” and its companion album “Wiggle Up, Giddy Up - with Friends! (2025)” showcase collaborations with other artists, enhancing their signature sound while inviting new voices into the mix.

On the single front, tracks like “Rattlin' Bog (Tree of Wisdom) (2025)” and “Bush Doof! (2025)” highlight their ability to blend fun with learning. “Old Man Emu (2025)” adds a classic touch, while “Tree Dada (2025)” brings a fresh perspective to their music style. Each release reflects their ongoing commitment to creating enjoyable, interactive experiences for children.

The Wiggles have made notable appearances at various festivals and venues, solidifying their presence in the pop music scene. At the Country Music Festival in Tamworth, they engaged audiences with their lively performances, showcasing a blend of educational themes and entertainment. This event stands out as a key platform for connecting with families and children.

Their performances at major venues like the Rod Laver Arena and Qudos Bank Arena have attracted large crowds. The energy during these shows reflects their ability to engage young audiences through music and dance. In New Zealand, Spark Arena hosted them, allowing for cross-border appeal. The Brisbane Entertainment Centre also welcomed them, demonstrating their reach across Australia.

Internationally, The Wiggles took the stage at the Grand Ole Opry, presenting their unique style to a new audience. These performances highlight their versatility and commitment to family-friendly music, making them a staple in both local and international entertainment.

The Wiggles have collaborated with several artists, enhancing their musical repertoire. One notable track is “Wiggle Up, Giddy Up!” featuring DASHA. This collaboration brings a fresh energy to the classic Wiggles sound, appealing to both young audiences and their families.

Another significant partnership is with Lenny Pearce on multiple remixes, including “Henry the Octopus - The Wiggles Sound System Remix” and “Five Little Ducks - The Wiggles Sound System Remix.” These remixes offer a modern twist on familiar songs, making them more engaging for today's listeners.

“Hot Potato - The Wiggles Sound System Remix” is yet another track produced with Pearce, showcasing a lively arrangement that encourages movement and fun. Additionally, “Taba Naba Style!” featuring Christine Anu adds a unique flavor, blending different musical styles while still maintaining the Wiggles' signature charm. Each collaboration contributes to the group's ability to evolve while staying true to their roots.