The ‘OG’ Wiggles reunited on Thursday night to perform one of their popular adults-only shows at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.
When they took to the stage during Melbourne’s Falls Festival, crowds wowed the legendary children’s entertainment group, which includes longtime friends Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Greg Page and Jeff Fatt.
They’ve brought popular acts back to life on stage – including Wake Up Jeff – alongside other landmark songs and recently popular remixes.
The ‘OG’ Wiggles reunited on Thursday night to perform one of their popular adults-only shows at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Pictured L to R: Jeff Fatt, 69, Greg Page, 50, and Murray Cook, 62
Other popular characters such as Dorothy the dinosaur and Captain Feathersword the friendly pirate also made appearances.
Yellow Wiggle Greg Page seemed to only focus on singing and dancing performances during the show.
He had a blast guiding the audience through the famous Can You Point Your Fingers and Do The Twist? song and dance.
When they played on stage during Melbourne’s Falls Festival, crowds wowed the legendary children’s entertainment group, which includes longtime friends Anthony Field, 59, (left) Murray Cook, Greg Page and Jeff Fatt
They’ve brought popular acts back to life on stage – including Wake Up Jeff – alongside other landmark songs and recently popular remixes
Other popular characters such as Dorothy the dinosaur and Captain Feathersword the friendly pirate also made appearances
The 50-year-old artist left The Wiggles in 2006 due to a series of chronic health issues, but has returned several times as a guest or temporarily over the years.
Meanwhile, Jeff Fatt donned his signature Purple Wiggle skivvy and took the stage for his usual performance, falling asleep at odd times, sparking the catchphrase Wake Up Jeff.
Elsewhere, he has been seen manning the keyboards during musical sets.
Yellow Wiggle Greg Page seemed to only focus on singing and dancing performances during the show
He had a blast guiding the audience through the famous Can You Point Your Fingers and Do The Twist? song and dance
Meanwhile, Jeff Fatt donned his signature Purple Wiggle skivvy and took the stage for his usual performance, falling asleep at odd times, sparking the catchphrase Wake Up Jeff
Elsewhere, he has been seen manning the keyboards during musical sets
Fatt retired from the group in 2012, but often returns to reunion shows and continues to provide creative input
Fatt, 69, retired from the group in 2012 but often returns for reunion shows and continues to provide creative input.
Murray Cook reprized the role of Red Wiggle.
The 62-year-old musician appeared to be in his element as he picked up his acoustic and electric guitars as he often does on the show.
Like Fatt, Cook officially retired in 2012, but continued to return to reunions and provide creative input until he even rose to the rank of tour manager in 2013.
Murray Cook reprized the role of Red Wiggle
The musician appeared to be in his element as he picked up the acoustic and electric guitars, as he so often does on the show
Everyone had a good time during the nostalgic set
Finally, Blue Wiggle leader Anthony Field couldn’t keep the smile off his face as he played an electric banjo and guitar
Finally, Blue Wiggle leader Anthony Field couldn’t keep the smile off his face as he played an electric banjo and guitar.
The 59-year-old, the last remaining original Wiggle on the TV show, was rarely seen without an instrument as he danced across the stage.
To the delight of their adult fans, Dorothy the Dinosaur and Captain Feathersword performed on stage.
The packed field erupted in cheers as he stormed onto the stage to perform his legendary skits.
To the delight of their adult fans, Dorothy the Dinosaur and Captain Feathersword performed on stage
The packed field erupted in cheers as he stormed onto the stage to perform his legendary skits
Captain Feathersword is pictured here performing some physical stunts during the show
Crowds of adults came to see The Wiggles they grew up with