The discography for Canadian rock singer Bruce Cockburn consists of 26 studio albums, 5 live albums, 9 compilation albums, and over 30 singles.
Cockburn was signed to True North Records in 1970, becoming the first artist signed to the label. That same year, he released his self-titled album, which peaked at No. 65 on the RPM Canadian album chart.
Following "Up the Hillside", which reached the Canadian adult contemporary chart, Cockburn experienced a seven-year dry spell on the singles charts until "Wondering Where the Lions Are", his first song to appear on the national singles charts in the United States. It became his highest charting single on the US Billboard Hot 100 and his second song to reach the RPM Top Singles chart after "One Day I Walk", which had entered that listing nearly eight years prior. Cockburn sustained a series of charting singles throughout the 1980s and 1990s in Canada, with several of them reaching the top 50. His highest charting song in his home country was "If a Tree Falls", which peaked at No. 8 in 1989.
Cockburn's albums were released under several labels in the United States, with his first album being carried by Epic Records in 1971. He then switched to Island Records for the US release of In the Falling Dark which was sustained through Further Adventures Of. Millennium Records agreed to handle the release of his records in the United States beginning with Dancing in the Dragon's Jaws. Cockburn switched over to Gold Mountain Records for The Trouble with Normal, which was not officially released in the US until 1985. Nothing but a Burning Light in 1991, Columbia Records began handling the releases of Cockburn's albums outside of Canada.
Several of Cockburn's albums have received certifications from Music Canada, with his Christmas album being certified 6x platinum.