[Easy] A Collection of Party Dances to Liven Up Year-End and New Year Parties
When you’re asked to perform a dance as entertainment at a year-end or New Year’s party, choosing the right song can be tricky.
It’s especially tough for office gatherings where people of various ages and roles come together and you want everyone to enjoy it.
On top of that, the performers might prefer something simple because there isn’t much time to practice.
With that in mind, this article rounds up dance tracks that are easy to perform and widely known.
From timeless classics to trending hits, we’ve got you covered—there’s sure to be a perfect pick for you!
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[Easy] A Collection of Party Dances to Liven Up Year-End and New Year Parties (91–100)
Jamboree Mickey
This is the theme song for a popular kids’ entertainment program at Tokyo Disneyland.
Launched in 2019, the track features a lively rhythm and catchy melody, and is loved by a wide range of people from children to adults.
As the music for a dance show where you can dance along with Mickey Mouse and his friends, it creates a fun, engaging atmosphere that draws in the audience.
The first CD was released in December 2022, generating buzz among fans.
It’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser for end-of-year or New Year party performances, sure to get people of all ages excited.
Fortune Cookie in LoveAKB48
It’s the well-known AKB48 hit “Koi Suru Fortune Cookie.” In the 2013 32nd Single Senbatsu General Election, Rino Sashihara won first place for the first time and took the center position for this song.
Back then, its popularity became a social phenomenon, with many people posting videos of themselves singing and dancing to it.
The choreography by Papaya Suzuki is simple and easy to learn, so let’s all dance together and have fun!
international studentMONKEY MAJIK × Okazaki Taiiku
The song I want someone good at English to sing is Ryugakusei, a collaboration between MONKEY MAJIK and Taiiku Okazaki.
What’s amazing is that the lyrics are Japanese that sound like English, and they also make sense as English.
The part sung by MONKEY MAJIK is more entertaining when the English pronunciation is solid, so it’s a song I’d love people who are good at English to try.
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Let’s express a mysterious worldview through dance! This is a signature song by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who’s also active as a fashion model, released in 2012 as her debut single.
The rich, unmistakable sound work of producer Yasutaka Nakata is so captivating you can’t escape once you’ve heard it.
Kyary’s vocals are incredibly cute too, and you’ll want to put it on repeat.
There are tons of dance cover videos of this track online, so be sure to check them out for reference.
Rat-tat-tatSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu
Isn’t this one of those songs that sticks in your head no matter when you hear it—totally addictive? “Rat-tat-tat,” released digitally in 2019 by Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE, is the kind of track that loops in your mind after a single listen.
It’s also used during Halloween Nights at Universal Studios Japan, where people dressed as zombies dance to it—the contrast is striking and makes it really fun to watch.
The choreography is simple, but the key is sharp execution—clean stops and starts with dynamic shifts—making it a dance tune that will surely make viewers want to get up and move too.
