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‘There’s us, The Beatles and Jesus’: 5SOS take on Rod Laver Arena

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The Age Australia
By Nell Geraets, Thuy On, Tony Way, Andrew Fuhrmann
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‘There’s us, The Beatles and Jesus’: 5SOS take on Rod Laver Arena
Photo / Coverage: The Age AustraliaCredit: Nell Geraets, Thuy On, Tony Way, Andrew Fuhrmann
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

There has always been something a bit cringe about boy bands, and few are more aware of this than 5 Seconds of Summer. They just so happen to be a boy band themselves.

Key Takeaways

  • ‘There’s us, The Beatles and Jesus’: 5SOS take on Rod Laver Arena.
  • There has always been something a bit cringe about boy bands, and few are more aware of this than 5 Seconds of Summer.
  • They just so happen to be a boy band themselves.

There has always been something a bit cringe about boy bands, and few are more aware of this than 5 Seconds of Summer. They just so happen to be a boy band themselves.

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