The Wiggles announce UK tour including Birmingham date
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 02:28 · Archive
The Australian children's entertainers are bringing their Sparkle Big Show to UK venues including Birmingham in March 2027.
The Wiggles are bringing their Sparkle Big Show to venues across the UK from 25 March to 10 April 2027. The Australian entertainers will perform in Bournemouth, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin and Newcastle, as well as Birmingham.
At Birmingham's Utilita Arena, The Wiggles will perform on Wednesday 31 March 2027, with the morning show starting at 10am to accommodate families with young children. A spokesman said the show will feature 'larger-than-life performances, immersive visual effects, breathtaking costumes and non-stop musical fun'.
The Wiggles will be accompanied by their characters: Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus, Captain Feathersword and the Tree of Wisdom. At some venues, fans can order official Sparkle costume packs when booking tickets.
Ticket sales will operate in two stages. Newsletter subscribers can book from 10am on Tuesday 20 October, with general public sales beginning at 10am on Friday 23 October. Tickets start from £18.
The announcement has prompted enthusiasm from parents, with many expressing excitement about attending the show.

How it is being reported
- The Wiggles set to bring new children's show to Birmingham - here's how to get ticketsA group with over 10 million YouTube subscribers are coming to BirminghamExpress & Star · 21 Oct, 02:00
- The Wiggles set to bring new children's show to Birmingham - here's how to get ticketsA group with over 10 million YouTube subscribers are coming to BirminghamBirmingham World · 21 Oct, 02:00
- The Wiggles announce they are coming to Birmingham - how to get ticketsFamilies are excited about the Australian entertainers bringing their tour to the UK, saying 'we have to book!'BirminghamLive · 19 Oct, 09:59
In this story: The Wiggles · Birmingham · Utilita Arena Birmingham · Dorothy the Dinosaur · Wags the Dog · Henry the Octopus
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