Posts From Roger Len Smith

Roger Len Smith

Roger Len Smith is a freelance writer and musician living in Colorado. Smith has lived in Austin and Southern California and has written for Relix, Rolling Stone, Spin, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Player, Jazziz, Santa Barbara Independent and various other publications. Over the years, he has interviewed many artists including Stevie Wonder, Sting, Bob Weir, Carlos Santana, Joe Strummer, Bonnie Raitt and more. Smith is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist and is currently working on his seventh album. Additionally, Smith has produced and performed at many benefit concerts across the U.S.

The Guess Who and Don Felder: 2026 Concert Review

Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman, who sang and wrote nearly every song in the band’s vast catalog, have reclaimed the rights to the name and are back on the road again, with another mainstay of the ’70s opening their shows.

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Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks’ Prog Enthralls in Concert, Yes It Does: Review

The 81-year-old co-founder and original lead vocalist of Yes remains youthful and clearly still enjoys performing.

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Graham Nash, His Voice Undiminished, Wows a Red Rocks Crowd—Live Review

The acclaimed singer and songwriter dazzled the Colorado audience with a cross-section of songs from throughout his career. We were there.

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Joe Jackson Live Review: Still Looking (and Sounding) Sharp

Every song was performed seamlessly, aided by additional energy from the enthusiastic audience.

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Robert Plant’s Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian: 2025 Concert Review

While promoters rely on his name, it’s clear that he is content being in a band rather than just having them back him up.

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David Byrne in Concert 2025—Nothing But Humans: Review

Long gone are the loud-looking amplifiers, mic stands, cables and big, muscular drum and percussion setups. In its place—humans.

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