Justin Bieber parties in Atlanta after Jingle Ball concert

Justin Bieber thrilled fans at Thursday's Jingle Ball but the night didn't end there. Check out this video of him dancing at an Atlanta club!

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After the concert, Bieber, manager Scooter Braun and an "entourage of back-up dancers and friends" hit Tongue & Groove, we're told.

Team Biebs ordered several bottles of refreshments just as DJ Tay James took the stage.

Here are some of Justin's tweets from last night. Looks like they had a blast!

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