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The It's a Wiggly Wiggly World Tour was a tour that is known to have toured Australia and New Zealand in 2000; alongside the UK and United States in 2001.

Setlist[]

Known Songs[]

  1. Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
  2. Rock-A-Bye Your Bear
  3. Here Come The Wiggles
  4. Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?)
  5. The Monkey Dance
  6. We're Dancing With Wags The Dog
  7. Captain Feathersword Fell Asleep on His Pirate Ship (Quack Quack)
  8. Move Like an Emu
  9. Five Little Ducks
  10. Hot Potato
  11. Wake Up Jeff!
  12. Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car (Reprise)
  13. Wiggly Medley

Rumoured Songs[]

  1. Captain's Magic Buttons
    • A fan photo shows The Wiggles and Captain Feathersword performing this song (although it could be possible that it was part of the "Magic Buttons" skit they've used in previous years). [1]
  2. Romp Bomp A Stomp
    • A photo from an unknown news article shows Greg and Murray (presumably alongside Dorothy the Dinosaur, Jeff, and Anthony) performing this song. [2]
  3. In The Wiggles' World
  4. D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)
  5. Move Your Arms Like Henry
    • These songs were performed in various tours throughout previous years and were likely part of the setlist.
  6. Another Cuppa
  7. Sing With Me
  8. Taba Naba
  9. Six Months In A Leaky Boat
  10. Blow Me Down
  11. Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport

Dates[]

2000 Australia Leg[]

  1. 14 March - Horsham Town Hall, Horsham, Victoria
  2. 15 March - Emmanuel College, Warrnambool, Victoria
  3. 16 March - Geelong Arena, North Geelong, Victoria
  4. 17 March - Broadmeadows Basketball Stadium, Broadmeadows, Victoria
  5. 20 March - Sale Memorial Hall, Sale, Victoria
  6. 21 March - Leongatha Memorial Hall, Leongatha, Victoria
  7. 22 March - Sport For All, City of Casey Complex, Cranbourne, Victoria
  8. 23 March - Rowville Community Centre, Rowville, Victoria
  9. 24 March - Springers Leisure Centre, Keysborough, Victoria
  10. 27 March - Albury Convention Centre, Albury, New South Wales
  11. 28 March - Shepparton Town Hall, Shepparton, Victoria
  12. 29 March - Strathdale Community Centre, Strathdale, Victoria
  13. 30 March - Wendouree Netball Stadium, Wendouree, Victoria
  14. 31 March - Hawthorn Town Hall, Hawthorn, Victoria
  15. 11 May - Revesby Workers Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  16. 12 May - Hornsby R.S.L. Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  17. 15 May - Blacktown R.S.L. Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  18. 16 May - Evan Theatre - Sydney, New South Wales
  19. 17 May - St. Mary's Band Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  20. 18 May - Canterbury-Hurlstone Park R.S.L. Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  21. 19 May - Mingara Recreational Club, Tumbi Umbi, New South Wales
  22. 22 May - Club Marconi, Sydney, New South Wales
  23. 23 May - Forest High School, Sydney, New South Wales
  24. 24 May - Sharks International
  25. 25 May - Shellharbour Workers Club, Shellharbour, New South Wales
  26. 26 May - Castle Hill R.S.L. Club, Sydney, New South Wales
  27. 29-30 May - A.C.T. - Canberra The Rydges, Canberra
  28. 31 May - Unknown Venue, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales
  29. 1 June - Unknown Venue, Parks, New South Wales
  30. 2 June - Regent Theatre, Mudgee, New South Wales
  31. 5 June - Unknown Venue, Tamworth, New South Wales
  32. 6 June - Armidale Ex Services Memorial Club
  33. 7 June - Glen Innes Services Club, Glen Innes
  34. 8 June - Grafton District Services Club, Grafton
  35. 9 June - Lismore Workers Club, Lismore
  36. 28-29 August - Brothers Leagues Club, Cairns, Queensland
  37. 30 August - Upper Ross PCYC, Cairns, Queensland
  38. 31 August - Mackay PCYC, Mackay, Queensland
  39. 1 September - Emerald Town Hall, Emerald, Queensland
  40. 4 September - Rockhampton State High School, Rockhampton, Queensland
  41. 5 September - Gladstone State High School, Gladstone, Queensland
  42. 6 September - Kepnock High School, Bundaberg, Queensland
  43. 7 September - Maryborough Showground Pavillion, Maryborough, Queensland
  44. 8 September - Novotel Twin Waters, Twin Waters, Queensland
  45. 11 September - Kedron-Wavell Services Club, Brisbane, Queensland
  46. 12 September - Enoggera Army Barracks, Enoggera, Queensland
  47. 13 September - Ipswich Civic Centre, Ipswich, Queensland
  48. 14 September - Gateway Centre, Mackenzie, Queensland
  49. 15 September - Southpart RSL Club, Southpart, Queensland

2000 New Zealand Leg[]

  1. 18-19 September - Victory Convention Centre, Auckland
  2. 20 September - Indian Culture Centre, Wellington
  3. 21 September - Christchurch Town Hall, Christchurch
  4. 22 September - Dunedin Town Hall, Dunedin

2001 U.S.A. Leg[]

  1. 10 February - FAO Schwarz, New York City NY[3]
  2. 22 February - Broward Mall, Miami FL[4]
  3. 23 February - Aventura Mall, Miami FL[5]

2001 UK Leg[]

  1. 9 March - Leeds Grand Theatre, Leeds
  2. 10 March - Aylesbury Civic Centre, Aylesbury
  3. 11 March - Fairfield Halls, Croydon
  4. 13 March - Apollo, Oxford
  5. 14 March - Victoria Theatre, Halifax
  6. 16 March - De Montfort Hall, Leicester
  7. 17 March - The Anvil, Basingstoke
  8. 18 March - Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham
  9. 30 March - The Civic Hall, Grays
  10. 31 March - Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge
  11. 1 April - The Hexagon, Reading
  12. 3 April - Central Theatre, Chatham
  13. 4 April - North Wales Theatre and Conference Centre, Llandudno
  14. 5 April - Dorking Halls, Dorking
  15. 6 April - Corn Exchange, Newbury
  16. 7 April - St David's Hall, Cardiff
  17. 8 April - Fairfield Halls, Croydon
  18. 9 April - Grimsby Auditorium, Grimsby
  19. 10 April - Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol

Trivia[]

  • Some shows featured an inflatable version of the Big Red Car that would be used on smaller stages.
  • Anthony and Greg missed some shows and Morgan Crowley filled in for them in 2001.
    • First, Anthony left due to dental problems, then when he returned to the tour, Greg left due to the death of his grandmother.

See also[]

References[]

Links[]

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