Keli Holiday

Australian music is not disappearing, it’s simply going underground.

"The Wiggles do not support or condone the use of drugs," a spokesperson for the group said after a since-deleted video promoting Keli Holiday's single, Ecstasy, appeared on social media.

"We have the power to change our personal algorithm and support great Aussie music - no matter the platform," Keli Holiday explained.

And he was joined by Baker Boy playing the yidaki.

"F*ck cringe, forget about that, people are so hung up on their perception of other people."

The shows mark what might be the last time fans witness Keli Holiday's joyous performances in such intimate venues.

“It was really this visceral, wholesome, human thing that made me cry tears of joy,” says Holiday of his song's surprise impact.

"Seeing this song connect to people on such a joyful human level has me lost for words," Holiday said of the surprise trend his new single has started.

“From one love to another, ah ha.”

A duet with Australia’s favourite talk show host is the next shenanigan for Peking Duk’s Adam Hyde.