Saturday Night

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Saturday Night can refer to:

Contents 1 Songs 2 Albums 3 Television 4 Film/Theatre 5 Publishing

[edit] Songs

• "Saturday Night", a 2005 single from Aaron Carter.
• "Saturday Night" by Whigfield was a massive hit in 1994.
• "Saturday Night", a 1976 #1 hit by the Bay City Rollers.
• "Saturday Night", a 2002 hit by The Underdog Project.
• "Saturday Night" is a single from the Kaiser Chiefs album Employment.
• "Saturday Night", a song from the Misfits album Famous Monsters.
• "Saturday Night", from Suede's 1997 Album Coming Up.
• "Saturday Night", a song by Herman Brood.
• "Saturday Night", a song by Ozomatli from their 2004 album Street Signs. It was used in the Madden NFL 2K5 video game.

• "Another Saturday Night", a 1963 song by Sam Cooke later covered by Cat Stevens, is sometimes referred to as "Saturday Night".

[edit] Albums

• Saturday Night is an album by The Bear Quartet.

[edit] Television

• Saturday Night was the original name of the show we know today as Saturday Night Live, which explains the familiar opening catchphrase "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" Before the first episode in 1975, Lorne Michaels had to change the name because of a conflict with an existing (and subsequently short-lived) show on another network called Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell.
• WCW Saturday Night, a weekly professional wrestling program produced by the now-defunct World Championship Wrestling.
• WWE Saturday Night's Main Event, a program produced by World Wrestling Entertainment.

[edit] Film/Theatre

• Saturday Night, a 1950s Broadway musical by Stephen Sondheim.
• Saturday Night, a movie by James Benning based on the musical
• Saturday Night Fever is a 1977 movie showcasing New York discotheques.

[edit] Publishing

• Saturday Night, a Canadian magazine published from 1887 to 2005.
• Saturday Night Magazine, a California magazine