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Clique Song List CLIQUE SONG LIST Thank you for downloading our song list! Which specific songs we perform at any given event is based on 3 factors: 1) Popular music that will create an unforgettable party. We “read” your crowd and all the age groups in attendance, calling songs accordingly. 2) General musical styles that fit into your personal preferences. 3) What we perform best; songs that help to make us who we are. We don’t work with pre-determined set lists, but we will try to include many of your preferences & favorites. This in addition to you choosing all the material for any formal dances. We’ll also learn two new songs for you that are not a regular part of our repertoire! (formal dances take precedence). 2020's Song Title Artist Peaches Justin Bieber ft. Daniel Caesar, Giveon Hold On Justin Bieber Levitating Dua Lipa Don't Start Now Dua Lipa Rain On Me Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande Blinding Lights The Weeknd Dynamite BTS Leave The Door Open Silk Sonic Driver's License Olivia Rodrigo Savage Megan Thee Stallion Body Megan Thee Stallion Sunflower Post Malone Say So Doja Cat Watermelon Sugar Harry Styles Go Crazy Chris Brown Bad Guy Billie Eilish Therefore I Am Billie Eilish 2010's Song Title Artist 10,000 Hours Dan & Shay ft. Justin Bieber Old Town Road Lil NasX ft. Billy Ray Cyrus Sucker Jonas Brothers Circles Post Malone Truth Hurts Lizzo Juice Lizzo 24K Magic Bruno Mars That's What I Like Bruno Mars The Middle Zedd, Maren Morris, Grey New Rules Dua Lipa Havana Camila Cabello Wild Thoughts DJ Khaled ft. Rihanna Despacito Luis Fonsi ft. Justin Bieber Attention Charlie Puth Closer The Chainsmokers Roses The Chainsmokers Can't Stop The Feeling Justin Timberlake Shape Of You Ed Sheeran One Dance Drake Hotline Bling Drake Cake By The Ocean DNCE Feeling It Coming The Weeknd Can’t Feel My Face The Weeknd Sorry Justin Bieber Shut Up & Dance Walk The Moon Me Too Meghan Trainor Side To Side Ariana Grande Bang Bang Jessie J, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj Happy Pharrell Shake It Off Taylor Swift Uptown Funk Bruno Mars Treasure Bruno Mars Locked Out of Heaven Bruno Mars Rolling In The Deep Adele Get Lucky Daft Punk Suit & Tie Justin Timberlake Thrift Shop Macklemore Best Day Of My Life American Authors Dynamite Taio Cruz Break Your Heart Taio Cruz Good Feeling Flo Rida Club Can’t handle Me Flo Rida My House Flo Rida Sugar Maroon 5 Moves Like Jagger Maroon 5 Payphone Maroon 5 Party Rock Anthem LMFAO Tik-Tok Ke$ha Timber Ke$ha & Pitbull Starships Nicki Minaj Super Bass Nicki Minaj Til The World Ends Britney Spears Love Me Now John Legend Chandelier Sia Love on Top Beyoncé We Found Love Rihanna Forget You CeeLo Green DJ Got Us Fallin In Love Usher OMG Usher Without You David Guetta Call Me Maybe Carly Rae Jepsen Fireflies Owl City Give Me Everything Pitbull Fireball Pitbull We Are Young Fun Clarity Zedd Raise Your Glass Pink California Gurls Katy Perry Last Friday Night Katy Perry Teenage Dream Katy Perry Domino Jessie J I Like It Enrique Iglesias Lonely Boy Black Keys Little Talks Of Monsters & Men 2000's Song Title Artist Rock Your Body Justin Timberlake SexyBack Justin Timberlake Hey Ya! Outkast The Way You Move Outkast Roses Outkast Crazy In Love Beyoncé Single Ladies Beyoncé Burnin' Up Jonas Brothers Yeah! Usher Umbrella Rihanna Pon De Replay Rihanna Please Don't Stop The Music Rihanna Just Dance Lady Gaga Poker Face Lady Gaga I Gotta Feeling Black Eyed Peas Let's Get It Started Black Eyed Peas Hot In Herre Nelly Ride With Me Nelly American Boy Kanye & Estelle Gold Digger Kanye West Low Flo Rida Crazy Gnarles Barkley Get Low Lil Jon Say Hey Michael Franti Drop It Like It's Hot Snoop Dogg In Da Club 50 Cent Fire Burning Sean Kingston Hips Don’t Lie Shakira It Wasn't Me Shaggy Mr. Brightside The Killers Use Somebody Kings of Leon Sunday Morning Maroon 5 This Love Maroon 5 Party In The USA Miley Cyrus I Kissed A Girl Katy Perry Hot and cold Katy Perry Valerie Amy Winehouse Rehab Amy Winehouse Ain’t No Other Man Christina Aguilera Hollaback Girl Gwen Stefani Sex On Fire Kings of Leon The Middle Jimmy Eat World All The Small Things Blink 182 Island In The Sun Weezer Hey, Soul Sister Train Put Your Records On Corrine Bailey Rae Love Song Sara Bareilles P.D.A. John Legend Steal My Kisses Ben Harper Blame It Jamie Foxx Jump Around House of Pain Kids MGMT Laid James 90's Song Title Artist No Diggity Blackstreet No Scrubs TLC Two Princes Spin Doctors It’s Gonna Be Me *NSYNC Larger Than Life Backstreet Boys Everybody Backstreet Boys Say My Name Destiny's Child Mo Money, Mo Problems Notorious B.I.G Poison Bell Biv Devoe This Is How We Do It Montell Jordan Bust A Move Young MC Pony Ginuwine Wonderwall Oasis Stay Dave Matthews Band Shoop Salt N Pepa Doo Wop/That Thing Lauryn Hill California Love 2Pac Santeria Sublime Closing Time Semisonic All Star Smash Mouth Summer Girls LFO Wannabe Spice Girls Spice Up Your Life Spice girls Slide Goo Goo Dolls What I Got Sublime My Own Worst Enemy Lit Smooth Santana Semi-Charmed Life Third Eye Blind Walking On Broken Glass Annie Lennox I'll Be There For You The Rembrandts Lose Yourself Eminem Basket Case Green Day 80's Song Title Artist Summer Of '69 Bryan Adams Jesse’s Girl Rick Springfield Livin’ On A Prayer Bon Jovi Your Love The Outfield Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic The Police You Can Call Me Al Paul Simon Sweet Child of Mine Guns N Roses Love Shack B52's Don’t Stop Believin’ Journey 1999 Prince Kiss Prince Girls Just Want To Have Fun Cyndi Lauper What I Like About You The Romantics All Night Long Lionel Richie Africa Toto Come On Eileen Dexy's Midnight Runners The Way You Make Me Feel Michael Jackson Billie Jean Michael Jackson P.Y.T. Michael Jackson Beat It Michael Jackson Born To Run Bruce Springsteen Dancing In The Dark Bruce Springsteen Glory Days Bruce Springsteen Give It To Me Baby Rick James Get Down On It Kool & The Gang Ain’t Nobody Chaka Khan I Wanna Dance With Somebody Whitney Houston How Will I Know Whitney Houston Let's Groove Earth Wind & Fire Super Freak Rick James Got To Be Real Cheryl Lynn I'm Coming Out Diana Ross Walking On Sunshine Katrina & The Waves You Make My Dreams Come True Hall & Oates Higher Love Steve Winwood Footloose Kenny Loggins Hit Me With Your Best Shot Pat Benatar Pour Some Sugar On Me Def Leppard Here I Go Again Whitesnake You Shook Me All Night Long AC/DC Fight For Your Right Beastie Boys She’s A Bad Mama Jama Carl Carlton It’s Raining Men The Weather Girls Good Times Chic Never Gonna Give You Up Rick Astley Take On Me A-ha Faith George Michael Should I Stay Or Should I Go The Clash Just The Two Of Us Bill Withers Hungry Like A Wolf Duran Duran Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye 70's Song Title Artist Blame It On The Boogie The Jackson 5 ABC The Jackson 5 Shake Your Body The Jacksons Rock With You Michael Jackson Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough Michael Jackson September Earth Wind & Fire Boogie Wonderland Earth Wind & Fire Shining Star Earth Wind & Fire Give Up The Funk Parliament Ain't No Stoppin' Us McFadden & Whitehead We Are Family Sister Sledge Play That Funky Music Wild Cherry Ain't Too Proud To Beg The Temptations Sex Machine James Brown Get Up Off Of That Thing James Brown That's The Way (I Like It) K.C and The Sunshine Band Get Down Tonight K.C and The Sunshine Band Best Of My Love The Emotions Oh What A Night Four Seasons You Make Me Feel Like Dancing Leo Sayer Dancing Queen ABBA Brick House The Commodores Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Margarittaville Jimmy Buffett I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor Signed, Sealed, Delivered Stevie Wonder I Wish Stevie Wonder Superstition Stevie Wonder Higher Ground Stevie Wonder Sir Duke Stevie Wonder You Are the Sunshine of My Life Stevie Wonder Isn't She Lovely Stevie Wonder This Will Be Natalie Cole Le Freak Chic Just The Way You Are Billy Joel Let's Stay Together Al Green Old Time Rock n’ Roll Bob Seger American Girl Tom Petty Walk This Way Aerosmith Jungle Boogie Kool & The Gang What's Goin' On Marvin Gaye Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe Barry White Cecilia Simon & Garfunkel Rapper's Delight Sugarhill Gang One Way Out Allman Brothers Love Train O'Jays Baby, I Love Your Way Peter Frampton You May Be Right Billy Joel 60's Song Title Artist Twist And Shout Isley Brothers I Want You Back Jackson 5 Ain't No Mountain High Enough Marvin Gaye I Heard It Through The Grapevine Marvin Gaye Celebration Kool & The Gang Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison Hold On I'm Comin' Sam & Dave Soul Man Sam & Dave Higher & Higher Jackie Wilson I Got You (I Feel Good) James Brown How Sweet It Is Marvin Gaye You’re All I Need To Get By Marvin Gaye I Can't Help Myself Four Tops Build Me Up Buttercup The Foundations My Girl The Temptations Get Ready The Temptations Proud Mary Tina Turner Under The Boardwalk The Drifters Stand By Me Ben E.
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