Saturday Songs List, Songs With Saturday in the Title

Saturday is the best day of the weekend as you know you also have the next day off too. Saturday is the seventh and last day of the week and as also seen on calendars. All of the below Saturday songs have the word Saturday in the song title.

Saturday songs in the title

What a better way to celebrate Saturdays then with our list of top 10 Saturday songs? Each Saturday song listed below has the word Saturday in the song title. Saturdays are great for partying, fighting, loving or just go to the park. Musicians also like singing about Saturday nights too!

Don’t forget to check out our list of Monday songs and Friday songs as well.

Saturday Songs

10. Saturday Night – The Misfits
Released in 1999
On Album the Misfits
Genre: Punk Rock

9. Louisiana Saturday Night – Mel McDaniel
Released in 1981
On Album I’m Countryfied
Genre: Country

8. Saturday Love – Cherrelle featuring Alexander O’Neal
Released in 1985
On Album High Priority
Genre: R&B

7. Saturday – Basshunter
Released in 2010
On Album Calling Time
Genre: Dance
Did you know the song samples the melody from Reel 2 Real’s “I Like to Move It”?

6. American Saturday Night – Brad Paisley
Released in 2009
On Album American Saturday Night
Genre: Country
The song uses illustrative examples of the cultural diversity in the United States.

5. Small Town Saturday Night – Hal Ketchum
Released in 1991
On Album Past the Point of Rescue
Genre: Country
The song describes what occurs on a Saturday night in a small town.

4. Saturday – Rebecca Black & Dave Days
Released in 2013
On Album Released as single
Genre: Dance

3. Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) – Elton John
Released in 1973
On Album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Genre: Rock
Did you know the song was banned on many radio stations fearing it would provoke violence?

2. Saturday Night – Bay City Rollers
Released in 1975
On Album Rollin’
Genre: Rock
A great example of a one-hit wonder.

1. Saturday In the Park – Chicago
Released in 1972
On Album Chicago V
Genre: Rock Jazz
The song hit #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 – the band’s highest charting song.