Wiggles Singer Greg Page Suffers 'Medical Incident' Following Australian Brushfire Benefit Show

After appearing on stage in a hospital gown earlier this week following some medical issues, The 1975 frontman Matty Healy surprised fans again this week during the band's Australian tour by busting out an acoustic version of a new song. The track, which Healy previously revealed is titled "Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America," is slated to appear on the group's upcoming Notes on a Conditional Form album.

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The Wiggles updated fans on founding member Greg Page's condition after the singer was rushed to a Sydney, Australia, hospital on Friday (Jan. 17) near the end of the beloved children's band's brushfire relief benefit reunion show.

MELBOURNE — A founding member of Australian popular children’s music group The Wiggles suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed while performing at a bushfire relief concert in Sydney on Friday, the band said.

The children's band were playing their first gig since 2016 to raise money for Australian bushfire relief.

How frightening. Greg Page, the original lead singer for the Australian children’s band The Wiggles, collapsed at the conclusion of a Jan. 17 sold-out reunion concert in Sydney, which was put in place to help raise money for Australian bushfire relief. Greg is one of the founding members of the popular children’s group, and they have sold over 30 million albums, toured throughout the world together, and entertained children with their fun and educational song and dance routines.

Mac Miller’s posthumous album, Circles, contains only one guest appearance. “Hand Me Downs” features Melbourne, Australia singer and rapper Baro, who sings and plays drums on the track.

The Wiggles' singer Greg Page is on the mend after collapsing during a wildlife relief concert.

Greg Page, a founding member of The Wiggles, has been hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest.

The wildfires in the Australian bush are more than a disaster. It's a horror unlike anything the country has seen, and the Aussie music community in Los Angeles is doing something about it.

Everyone involved with Moulin Rouge! The Musical is paying homage to its Australian roots by dedicating its performance profits on Australia Day (Jan. 26) to the wildfire relief efforts and putting on a special "Make it Rain Rally" benefit the following day.

Merzbow has released a new live recording, StereoAkuma, with all proceeds from the release going to WIRES, the largest wildlife rescue organization in Australia. The recent bushfires in the country have devastated its natural fauna, with one ecologist from the University of Sydney predicting that over 1 billion animals have been killed. Experimental Australian label Room40, which is releasing StereoAkuma, has pledged to match all money raised.

Love Island 2019 winner Greg O’Shea revealed that he is selling stuff he used in the villa such as his personalised water bottle, his washbag, two signed hats and a pair of sunglasses in order to raise funds to fight the devastating bush fires in Australia. Greg, 24, said in an Instagram video: “So, you must be aware by now of the unprecedented damage going on in Australia from the bushfires – there is devastating damage all over the country, so we all around the world have to help.

The original members of Australian children's act The Wiggles are staging a one-off reunion to raise funds for bushfire relief.

Kylie Jenner has reportedly pledged to donate $1 million to aid Australia's bushfire relief efforts after facing backlash for an insensitive fashion post.