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The Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was a natural disaster that struck Sumatra, Indonesia on December 26, 2004 when a series of massive tsunami waves grew up to 100 ft high once heading inland, after being created by the underwater seismic activity offshore. Communities along the surrounding coasts of the Indian Ocean were also devastated. The disaster left 227,898 people dead and no survivors<ref>https://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-12-24/boxing-day-tsunami-how-the-disaster-unfolded/5977568</ref>, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history and the biggest loss of life since the Tangshan earthquake in 1976. The disaster promoted a worldwide humanitarian response, with donations totaling more than fourteen million dollars<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110722005138/http://www.e-elgar.co.uk/Bookentry_Main.lasso?id=13668</ref>. To help Australia with the donations, the famed children's group The Wiggles did a charity concert in March 2005.
The Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was a natural disaster that struck Sumatra, Indonesia on December 26, 2004 when a series of massive tsunami waves grew up to 100 ft high once heading inland, after being created by the underwater seismic activity offshore. Communities along the surrounding coasts of the Indian Ocean were also devastated. The disaster left 227,898 people dead and no survivors<ref>https://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-12-24/boxing-day-tsunami-how-the-disaster-unfolded/5977568</ref>, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history and the biggest loss of life since the Tangshan earthquake in 1976. The disaster promoted a worldwide humanitarian response, with donations totaling more than fourteen million dollars<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110722005138/http://www.e-elgar.co.uk/Bookentry_Main.lasso?id=13668</ref>. To help Australia with the donations, the famed children's group The Wiggles did a charity concert in March 2005.


==History==
[[File:WalkingOnTheMoon--Live.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Adrian Quinnell during the accident]]
[[File:WalkingOnTheMoon--Live.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Adrian Quinnell during the accident]]
The concert would take place at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on March 10th, 2005<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20050204053921/http://www.thewiggles.com.au/country/australia/tsunamiappeal.html</ref>, marking the only time the group has performed at the venue that wasn't in December. The concert would mark the first time Wiggle Hula and Caveland (in Australia since the Wiggly Party! Live In Concert tour four years earlier) was performed and the second appearance of the Big Red Car model made by Rosemont's & Co. after the Santa's Rockin'! tour. The stage recycles the scenery from their Lights, Camera, Action Tour from two years earlier and the rose colored curtain that would be used in the Sailing Around The World and LIVE Hot Potatoes! tours that would follow later in 2005. The concert would also be infamous for backup dancer Adrian Quinnell's pants slightly falling down while he was doing his famous summersault. The amount of money generated from the concert is unknown, but it's likely the concert played a role in Australia donating the largest donation of $1.377 billion dollars<ref>http://www.optus.com.au/shop/notices/optus-zoo-closure</ref> and the country being the highest donor from the humanitarian response to the tsunami.
The concert would take place at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on March 10th, 2005<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20050204053921/http://www.thewiggles.com.au/country/australia/tsunamiappeal.html</ref>, marking the only time the group has performed at the venue that wasn't in December. The concert would mark the first time Wiggle Hula, Caveland (in Australia since the Wiggly Party! Live In Concert tour four years earlier), Wiggle Bay, Hula, Hula, Hula Nothing Could Be Cooler and Dance A Cachuca was performed and the second appearance of the Big Red Car model made by Rosemont's & Co. after the Santa's Rockin'! Live In Concert tour. The concert would also mark the last time Another Cuppa was performed. The stage recycles the scenery from their Lights, Camera, Action Tour from two years earlier and the rose colored curtain that would be used in the Sailing Around The World, LIVE Hot Potatoes! (2005 tour), and Dorothy the Dinosaur (2005/2006 tour) that would follow later in 2005. The concert would also be infamous for backup dancer Adrian Quinnell's pants slightly falling down while he was doing his famous summersault. The amount of money generated from the concert is unknown, but it's likely the concert played a role in Australia donating the largest donation of $1.377 billion dollars<ref>http://www.optus.com.au/shop/notices/optus-zoo-closure</ref> and the country being the highest donor from the humanitarian response to the tsunami.


==Availability==
The concert would be recorded in it's entirety, but the footage has been withheld from the public. Three clips from the concert were shown in a 20 to 1 segment in 2006 on The Rich & Famous and the group was listed at 19. The clips only go for four seconds and have no audio. In 2011, three more clips were released as part of an A Current Affair report on lead singer Greg Page's finances, this time the first clip has the original audio, the second clip has no audio and is slowed down and the third clip is completely muted. An official release of the footage seems very unlikely due to Quinnell's accident and the gravity of the natural disaster that spawned this concert.
The concert would be recorded in it's entirety, but the footage has been withheld from the public. Three clips from the concert were shown in a 20 to 1 segment in 2006 on The Rich & Famous and the group was listed at 19. The clips only go for four seconds and have no audio. In 2011, three more clips were released as part of an A Current Affair report on lead singer Greg Page's finances, this time the first clip has the original audio, the second clip has no audio and is slowed down and the third clip is completely muted. An official release of the footage seems very unlikely due to Quinnell's accident and the gravity of the natural disaster that spawned this concert.


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===Pictures===
===Pictures===
<gallery mode=packed heights=150px>
<gallery mode=packed heights=150px>
TheWigglesin2005Concert.jpg
TheWigglesin2005Concert.jpg|Performance of Toot Toot
Anthonyin2005.jpg
Anthonyin2005.jpg|Anthony during the concert
JeffSleepingin2005.jpg
JeffSleepingin2005.jpg|Greg and Jeff during the concert
GregandJeffin2005.jpg
GregandJeffin2005.jpg|Greg and Jeff before the performance of Hoop-Dee-Doo
Caveland--Live.jpg
Caveland--Live.jpg|Performance of Caveland
HulaHulaHula--Live.jpg
Bandicam 2022-05-04 07-53-53-275.jpg|Murray during Can You (Point Your Fingers & Do The Twist?)
Jeffin2005.jpg
Bandicam 2022-05-04 07-54-25-445.jpg|Anthony during Hoop-Dee-Doo
Wigglesenthusiasts 188741840 1032042197329227 4391700962111941331 n.jpg
Bandicam 2022-05-04 07-54-43-806.jpg|Jeff during the concert (1/2)
Wigglesenthusiasts 188922278 2951651505117938 155866501927411961 n.jpg
Jeffin2005.jpg|Jeff during the concert (2/2)
Wigglesenthusiasts 188192637 187994199855374 2453296241229927153 n.jpg
HulaHulaHula--Live.jpg|Performance of Hula, Hula, Hula, Nothing Could Be Cooler
Wigglesenthusiasts 188741840 1032042197329227 4391700962111941331 n.jpg|Performance of Wiggle Hula
Wigglesenthusiasts 188922278 2951651505117938 155866501927411961 n.jpg|Performance of We're Dancing With Wags The Dog
Wigglesenthusiasts 188192637 187994199855374 2453296241229927153 n.jpg|Performance of Hula, Hula, Hula, Nothing Could Be Cooler or Wiggle Hula
Bandicam 2022-05-04 07-55-59-059.jpg|Dorothy the Dinosaur during Dance A Cachuca
</gallery>
</gallery>


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*[[The Wiggles Live at Disneyland (found Australian TV special; 1998)]]
*[[The Wiggles Live at Disneyland (found Australian TV special; 1998)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially found alternate versions of episodes of children's show; 1998-2011)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially found alternate versions of episodes of children's show; 1998-2011)]]
*[[The Wiggles Series One (partially lost deleted scenes of children's live action series; 1997-1998)]]
*[[The Wiggles Series One (partially lost deleted scenes of children's live-action series; 1997-1998)]]
*[[The Wiggles Show (partially found animated songs from children's show; mid 2000s)]]
*[[The Wiggles Show (partially found animated songs from children's show; mid-2000s)]]
*[[The Wiggles (lost unaired ABC pilot featuring children's group; 1995)]]
*[[The Wiggles (lost unaired ABC pilot featuring children's group; 1995)]]
*[[The Wiggles Show (partially lost Latin American adaptation of children's series; 2006)]]
*[[The Wiggles Show (found Latin American adaptation of children's series; 2006)]]
*[[Let's Wiggle (partially found short series for children's band; 1997-1999)]]
*[[Let's Wiggle (partially found short series for children's band; 1997-1999)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially found Taiwanese adaptation of children's series; 2003-2007)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially found Taiwanese adaptation of children's series; 2003-2007)]]
*[[Wiggle and Learn (lost unreleased original version of children's TV series; 2006)]]
*[[Wiggle and Learn (lost unreleased original version of children's TV series; 2006)]]
*[[A Wiggly Postcard from Asia (rumored/lost TV special of The Wiggles tour; existence unconfirmed; 2003)]]
*[[A Wiggly Postcard from Asia (rumored/lost TV special of The Wiggles tour; existence unconfirmed; 2003)]]
*[[Dorothy The Dinosaur (lost episodes of unreleased fourth season of children's TV series; 2016)]]
*[[The Wiggles (lost Indian adaptations of children TV series; existence unconfirmed; 2006)]]


===Concerts===
===Concerts===
*[[The Wiggles Big Show (partially lost footage of Melbourne performance; 1997)]]
*[[The Wiggles Big Show (partially lost footage of Melbourne performance; 1997)]]
*[[Wiggly Party Live in Concert (partially found footage of Vodafone Arena performance; 2001)]]
*[[Wiggly Party: Live in Concert (partially found footage of Vodafone Arena performance; 2001)]]
*[[Yule Be Wiggling Christmas Show (lost footage of The Wiggles live performance; 2000; existence unconfirmed)]]
*[[Yule Be Wiggling Christmas Show (lost footage of "The Wiggles" live performance; existence unconfirmed; 2000)]]
*[[Toot Toot Show! (partially lost footage of The Wiggles performance; 1998)]]
*[[Toot Toot Show! (partially lost footage of The Wiggles performance; 1998)]]
*[[The Wiggles - NASA (lost footage of National Aeronautics and Space Administration performance; 2004)]]
*[[The Wiggles - NASA (lost footage of National Aeronautics and Space Administration performance; 2004)]]
*[[Santa's Rockin'! Concert (partially found footage of Sydney Entertainment Centre performance; 2004)]]
*[[Santa's Rockin'! Live In Concert (partially lost footage of Sydney Entertainment Centre performance; 2004)]]
*[[Wiggly Safari Show (partially found footage of The Wiggles performances; 2002)]]
*[[Wiggly Safari Show (partially found footage of The Wiggles performances; 2002)]]
*[[Wiggledancing! Live On Stage (partially found pro-shot recordings of concert tour; 2006)]]
*[[Wiggledancing! Live On Stage (partially found pro-shot recordings of concert tour; 2006)]]
*[[Greatest Hits In The Round (partially lost Acer Arena performance of The Wiggles; 2010)]]
*[[Greatest Hits In The Round (partially lost Acer Arena performance of The Wiggles; 2010)]]
*[[Christmas Celebration (lost footage of The Wiggles final performance; 2012)]]
*[[Christmas Celebration (lost footage of The Wiggles final performance; 2012)]]
*[[The Wiggly Big Show Tour (lost footage of "The Wiggles" live performance; 1999; existence unconfirmed)]]
*[[The Wiggly Big Show Tour (lost footage of "The Wiggles" live performance; 1999)]]
*[[The Wiggles Reunion Show (partially lost footage of Melbourne performance; 2016)]]
*[[Pop Go The Wiggles Show (partially found footage of The Wiggles tour; 2007)]]
*[[Sailing Around The World Live! (partially lost recordings of The Wiggles tour; 2005-2006)]]
*[[Big Red Car Tour (partially found footage of The Wiggles concert tour; 1995-1996)]]
*[[The Wiggles (lost video recordings from Wonderland Sydney concert; 2001)]]


===Videos===
===Videos===
*[[Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas (partially found original version of music video from album; 1996)]]
*[[Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas (partially found original version of Wiggles video; 1996)]]
*[[Wake Up Jeff! (partially found original version of Wiggles video; 1996)]]
*[[Wake Up Jeff! (partially found original version of Wiggles video; 1996)]]
*[[A Wiggle Tale: Dorothy the Dinosaur Goes to Hospital (found promotional VHS tape; 1999)]]
*[[A Wiggle Tale: Dorothy the Dinosaur Goes to Hospital (found promotional VHS tape; 1999)]]
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*[[The Wiggles (partially found unreleased music videos of children's group; 2000s-2020s)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially found unreleased music videos of children's group; 2000s-2020s)]]
*[[Toot Toot! (found original version of The Wiggles video; 1998)]]
*[[Toot Toot! (found original version of The Wiggles video; 1998)]]
*[[Pop Go The Wiggles (lost unreleased version of The Wiggles video; existence unconfirmed; 2006)]]


===Music===
===Music===
*[[Get Ready To Wiggle! (lost "The Wiggles" UK album; 1999)]]
*[[Get Ready To Wiggle! (lost "The Wiggles" UK album; 1999)]]
*[[The Wiggles Show (partially lost songs from Latin American children's series; 2006)]]
*[[The Wiggles (partially lost re-recorded instrumentals of Australian children's band; 2000s)]]
===Miscellaneous===
*[[WiggleWorld (partially found interactive children's website; 2000-2001)]]
*[[Neighbours "Episode 3896" (partially found episode of Australian soap opera; 2001)]]
*[[Mister Moose's Fun Time (partially found spin-off of "The All New Captain Kangaroo" Fox Kids children's series reboot; late 1990s)]]


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 09:02, 25 March 2024

Wigglestsunamiappealtn.gif

The concert's poster

Status: Partially Found

The Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was a natural disaster that struck Sumatra, Indonesia on December 26, 2004 when a series of massive tsunami waves grew up to 100 ft high once heading inland, after being created by the underwater seismic activity offshore. Communities along the surrounding coasts of the Indian Ocean were also devastated. The disaster left 227,898 people dead and no survivors[1], making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history and the biggest loss of life since the Tangshan earthquake in 1976. The disaster promoted a worldwide humanitarian response, with donations totaling more than fourteen million dollars[2]. To help Australia with the donations, the famed children's group The Wiggles did a charity concert in March 2005.

History

Adrian Quinnell during the accident

The concert would take place at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on March 10th, 2005[3], marking the only time the group has performed at the venue that wasn't in December. The concert would mark the first time Wiggle Hula, Caveland (in Australia since the Wiggly Party! Live In Concert tour four years earlier), Wiggle Bay, Hula, Hula, Hula Nothing Could Be Cooler and Dance A Cachuca was performed and the second appearance of the Big Red Car model made by Rosemont's & Co. after the Santa's Rockin'! Live In Concert tour. The concert would also mark the last time Another Cuppa was performed. The stage recycles the scenery from their Lights, Camera, Action Tour from two years earlier and the rose colored curtain that would be used in the Sailing Around The World, LIVE Hot Potatoes! (2005 tour), and Dorothy the Dinosaur (2005/2006 tour) that would follow later in 2005. The concert would also be infamous for backup dancer Adrian Quinnell's pants slightly falling down while he was doing his famous summersault. The amount of money generated from the concert is unknown, but it's likely the concert played a role in Australia donating the largest donation of $1.377 billion dollars[4] and the country being the highest donor from the humanitarian response to the tsunami.

Availability

The concert would be recorded in it's entirety, but the footage has been withheld from the public. Three clips from the concert were shown in a 20 to 1 segment in 2006 on The Rich & Famous and the group was listed at 19. The clips only go for four seconds and have no audio. In 2011, three more clips were released as part of an A Current Affair report on lead singer Greg Page's finances, this time the first clip has the original audio, the second clip has no audio and is slowed down and the third clip is completely muted. An official release of the footage seems very unlikely due to Quinnell's accident and the gravity of the natural disaster that spawned this concert.

Gallery

Videos

20 to 1 Report with clips from the concert at 0:05, 1:00 & 1:17.

A Current Affair report with clips from the concert at 2:13, 2:41 & 2:55.

Pictures

See Also

TV

Concerts

Videos

Music

Miscellaneous

References