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Australia Greg Page is an accomplished musician, singer, and actor, recognized for co-founding The Wiggles and contributing significantly to children's entertainment for over two decades.
Dentsu engaged former Wiggles member Greg Page to lead a campaign for Upfield's margarine brand, Flora ProActiv, focusing on heart health.
Greg Page partnered with Integrity Health & Safety at Connect 2022 to promote his charity, Heart of the Nation, which focuses on achieving better survival outcomes for sudden cardiac arrest.
Greg Page is the founder of this charity, dedicated to increasing public awareness of defibrillator locations across Australia and encouraging businesses to keep defibrillators on-site to improve survival rates after sudden cardiac arrest.
Greg Page noted that Disney has been a beneficial partner for The Wiggles due to shared goals.
Greg Page is a co-founder of The Wiggles, a children's music group that brings decades of experience and a deep understanding of early childhood development to entertainment and education.
Gregory John Page was born on January 16, 1972, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He grew up in Northmead and, during his secondary school years, performed in several bands. His early professional life included a role as a roadie and singer for the band The Cockroaches in the early 1990s. During this time, he developed a friendship with bandmate Anthony Field. On Field’s recommendation, Page pursued studies in early childhood education at Macquarie University. It was there that he, along with Field, Murray Cook, and Jeff Fatt, established The Wiggles, combining their musical backgrounds with educational principles.
As a founding member of The Wiggles, Page was known as the original Yellow Wiggle from 1991 to 2006. His stage persona was characterized by a friendly demeanor and a talent for performing magic tricks, which resonated with both children and adults. During his tenure, The Wiggles achieved global success, producing numerous television series, movies, and videos. After experiencing health issues, specifically orthostatic intolerance, Page retired from The Wiggles in 2006. He made a temporary return to the group in 2012, helping to transition the Yellow Wiggle role before retiring again at the end of that year. Throughout his career, Page has also released several solo albums, beginning with his self-titled debut in 1998, and collaborated with Elvis Presley’s TCB Band on two albums.
Following his permanent departure from The Wiggles, Page continued to engage in children’s educational television, collaborating on the development of “Butterscotch’s Playground” in 2013, a show where he also held an executive producer role. In 2020, after surviving a sudden cardiac arrest, Page became an advocate for heart health and founded the charity Heart of the Nation, focusing on increasing public awareness and access to defibrillators. He has received recognition for his contributions to the arts and community, most notably being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2010. Page continues to make guest appearances with The Wiggles for reunion gigs and charity events and is scheduled to portray Franklin D. Roosevelt in an Australian production of the musical “Annie” in 2025.
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