Watch Justin Bieber dancing in Atlanta club after Jingle Ball

UPDATE: Justin Bieber met a hot new lady friend in Atlanta

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Here are some photos of the concert, by Robb D. Cohen /RobbsPhotos.com.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Here are some more of Justin's tweets from the night. Looks like he is taking a little break after having a blast in his "second hometown!"

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