With music praised by The Washington Post as “powerful folk songs with a conscience” and Performing Songwriter Magazine describing the “lyrics with a unique point of view articulated in a way that’s intelligent and accessible,” Bruce Smith has been rockin’ the Austin music scene for nearly 20 years!

His latest album, 1000 Horses, produced by Grammy winner Randy Caballero, was released on last year and has been receiving excellent reviews!

“…in a perfect world, it would be all over the radio, all over the world.”

– Dan MacIntosh, The Daily Ripple

“The album ends with a rocker, ‘Late Night DJ,’ an ode to those who keep music afloat on the airwaves. It’s a fitting capper to a great album.”

– Mike DeAngelis, There Once Was A Note

Bruce Smith’s music has drawn comparisons to the likes of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and Mark Knopfler among others. He was selected as the 2019 Buddy Holly Education Foundation’s Scholarship Award Winner and his original song, ’59 Stratocaster, is being considered for the featured song in the new Buddy Holly biopic, “That’ll Be The Day.” been a resident performer at iconic Austin venues such as the Saxon Pub, Antone’s and the Driskill Hotel.

Bruce Smith continues to perform and tour with recent dates in Austin, Dallas, Corpus Christi, Smithville and Chester, NJ and more coming soon.