Australian children’s entertainers the Wiggles have been pleasing young audiences for 21 years with their mix of music and madcap, innocent fun. But the time has come for three of the group’s members ...

Somewhere in Australia, there is a music agent kicking herself. "We went to see someone who was an agent for shows that went into schools, and most of her clients were single entertainers," said ...

Singing about fruit salad, hot potatoes and cucarachas every single night for 10 months out of the year from Sydney to San Jose might drive even the wildest Wiggle a little wiggy. So after the Wiggles ...

Australia’s most successful musical group is playing tomorrow at the DCU Center, and all you AC/DC fans can cool your heels right now; we’re talking about The Wiggles. Arriving in their big red car in ...

Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga in the Big Red Car and make pies in the Wiggly Wowinator with The Little Wiggles. Join The Wiggles and their friends to Rock-A-Bye Your Bear and come along to a live concert ...

SYDNEY (AP) — Three members of the children's music quartet The Wiggles will be hanging up their colorful outfits and leaving the Australian band this year, with the Blue Wiggle the lone original ...

It seems like a band that sings "cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti, I like pie" and "toot, toot, chugga chugga big red car," might take a casual approach to a live show. Not so, at least when it comes to ...

Jeff Fatt (Purple Wiggle), Murray Cook (Red Wiggle), and Greg Page (Yellow Wiggle) have been entertaining children around the world for 21 years. Now, Anthony Field (Blue Wiggle) will helm the ...