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Jason Derulo’s show is like a time machine to an early-2000s house party

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 22 September 2026 at 12:01 pm

Jason Derulo’s show is like a time machine to an early-2000s house party

When Jason Derulo named his tour “The Last Dance”, he meant it.

The Floridian singer’s body does not stop moving from the moment he appears on stage.

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