Up All Night (radio show)

Up All Night was a popular late-night radio show that aired on various radio stations throughout the 20th century. The exact details of the show, including its specific air dates, target audience, and format, vary significantly depending on the station and its specific iteration. Many stations adopted the title "Up All Night" for their own late-night programming, leading to a multitude of distinct shows with similar names but unique content.

Consequently, a singular encyclopedic entry detailing all instances of a radio show called "Up All Night" is impossible without extensive, station-specific research. This entry will therefore provide general characteristics observed across various instances of the show.

General Characteristics:

• Air Time: Typically aired late at night, often after midnight, targeting listeners who were awake late or insomniacs.
• Format: Formats varied greatly, but often included a mix of music, talk, and sometimes listener interaction. Common genres featured included rock and roll, pop, R&B, and sometimes jazz or big band depending on the era and station.
• Target Audience: The target demographic likely varied based on the station and era but generally included young adults and night owls.
• Content: The content was often less structured than daytime programming, sometimes featuring spontaneous conversations, guest appearances (often musical), and possibly discussions on late-night topics.
• Regional Variations: The show's specific content, including music selection, and features, varied significantly from region to region and from station to station.

Further Research: For specific information regarding a particular instance of "Up All Night", one would need to consult archives of the specific radio station that aired the show.