The Wiggles perform live-streamed concert at the Sydney Opera House after tour was cancelled

The Wiggles won’t let a pandemic keep them down. 

The entertainers made sure their fans, who missed out on their tour, which was cancelled due to COVID-19 outbreak, could still enjoy a live show. 

On Sunday, the group performed a live-streamed concert at the Sydney Opera House, taking the stage at the Joan Sutherland Theatre. 

Anthony Field, Emma Watkins, Lachlan Gillespie and Simon Pryce were all there along with guitarist Oliver Brian, to churn through their biggest hits, albeit in an empty auditorium. 

Emma Watkins, dressed in her classic yellow jumper, rolled up to the venue in the band’s iconic Big Red Car.   

They happily performed their iconic songs, as well as their latest, called Social Distancing.

The Wiggles took the stage as part of the From Our House to Yours program, which sees the Sydney Opera House recording performances on-site to broadcast to audiences at home around the world. 

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. 

‘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.