Recorded mostly live with a brand new backing band FEAR & SATURDAY NIGHT shows Bingham facing down his past with a poetic grace throughout. Some of the most affecting moments on the album are in the harmonica-driven wistful waltz 'Broken Heart tattoos', a song written to an unborn child, and in the title track when he sings, 'I don't fear nothin' except for myself/ So I'm gonna go out and raise me some hell.' 'Certain things aren't going to change,' he explains of the song. 'You can't run away or hide form the past. You have to live in it and deal with stuff and find your own way to overcome.' Those hard-learned lessons, through both good times and bad, helped make Bingham the man he is today. FEAR & SATURDAY NIGHT is the most authentic, personal, and deeply moving portrait of that man we've heard yet.