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In 2016 he was the subject of a short documentary film made by Florida State University student Robert Bevis, titled Acoustic Ninja. The film was included in the official selection of six film festivals, and was a finalist at the Emerging Filmmaker Showcase at the Cannes Film Festival in 2017.

“In 2014 Bundy was announced as the winner of the ESPN SportsCenter Fan Jam contest while he performed the program's theme tune live on the show on March 4, 2014 at ESPN's studios in Bristol, Connecticut.”

"Possessing a staggering acoustic technique, on both right and left sides, Bundy has made his reputation as a next generation solo guitarist of serious repute. Furious, marksman-like fretboard tapping, blizzards of bouncing harmonics, tricky in-song capo-sliding (or removal/addition), freehand guitar body tapping — Bundy combines a dizzying range of offbeat technical calisthenics and inverted melodic sense to create what can safely be characterized as performance art." Dave Kirby of the Boulder Weekly.

Bundy's most recent album, Elephant King, was released on May 1, 2012.

Following this album was A Few Songs for Christmas, an EP of more Christmas songs released in December 2007. In 2008, Bundy released Missile Bell, a two-part project consisting of a studio CD, a live CD, and a DVD filmed live at the Boulder Theater in November 2007. The album was inspired by a trip Bundy and his wife Becca made to Central America, accompanying a humanitarian group. At the end of 2008, Bundy was named "Most Promising New Talent of the Year" by Acoustic Guitar magazine, and came in third in the same magazine's "Best Fingerstyle Guitarist of the Year" category.

Touring with Sungha Jung In 2005 Bundy discovered a finger-picking guitar prodigy when he saw a YouTube video of a 9 year old Korean boy Sungha Jung playing Bundy's version of (Pachelbel's) Canon. Bundy twice toured South Korea and he would get in touch with Jung and have him open Bundy's shows. Then Bundy would call Jung up on the stage with him to play Cannon in unison. In 2009 Bundy flew Jung to the United States and the two did a U.S. West Coast tour. Since that time the two have played together often.

In October 2004 he released a CD/DVD titled Adapt. The DVD is of a live concert filmed in Boulder in the summer of 2004.

Trace Bundy married Rebecca on September 3, 2002. Together they have two sons.

Bundy's first musical release was in 1999 with O Night Divine, a collection of traditional Christmas songs. His next recording, containing all original songs, was 2000's Solomon's Splendor.