They’re back! The Wiggles get set to perform at the Sydney Opera House ahead of their live-streamed concert
The Wiggles aren’t letting the coronavirus pandemic stop children from viewing their shows.
As the nation slowly eases on restrictions, the popular entertainment group have traded their stage shows for live-streamed performances.
A day prior to their video concert on Sunday, Simon Pryce, Emma Watkins, Lachlan Gillespie and Anthony Field, posed in their skivvies in front of Sydney Opera House.
They’re back! The Wiggles have been preparing for their live-streamed concert at the Sydney Opera House on Sunday. Pictured at the venue during a photo call on Saturday
The entertainers were certainly energetic as they busted a few moves at a photo call at the venue, that will host the event on Sunday at 4pm AEST.
Big Red Car, which has become synonymous with The Wiggles, also made an appearance at the photo call.
On Sunday, The Wiggles will live-stream their performance at Joan Sutherland Theatre at the Sydney Opera House.
Clan: The popular children’s entertainment group posed for a number of shots. Pictured from left to right: Simon Pryce, Emma Watkins, Lachlan Gillespie and Anthony Field
Old mixed with new: The Wiggles will perform their greatest hits on Sunday, as well as their newest track, Social Distancing
They will perform their iconic songs, as well as their latest, called Social Distancing.
In March, Blue Wiggle Anthony Field told The Daily Telegraph’s Confidential that the group planned on tackling the coronavirus pandemic with live streaming.
‘With the current situation around the world, we are looking at different ways of bringing our shows to audience, and live streaming seems to be a perfect solution,’ the 57-year-old said.
Pandemic: Blue Wiggle Anthony Field, 57, told The Daily Telegraph’s Confidential in March that the group planned on tackling the coronavirus pandemic with live streaming
Changes: ‘With the current situation around the world, we are looking at different ways of bringing our shows to audience, and live streaming seems to be a perfect solution,’ he said
‘It helps people who are staying at home to still be part of a Wiggles live event, even if that live event is coming from our studio,’ he added.
Earlier in March, The Wiggles announced the remainder of their Sydney tour dates from their Fun And Games Tour would be postponed.
‘Hello everyone – as the situation with coronavirus (COVID-19) is ever evolving and recommendations are changing on a daily basis, we have now made the decision to postpone the remaining Sydney shows of our Fun And Games Tour,’ they wrote.
The Wiggles’ live-streamed performance commences Sunday at 4pm AEST.
Not long to go: The Wiggles’ live-streamed performance commences Sunday June 14 at 4pm AEST