Connor Green at The King George Speakeasy

Every so often, a regular at Open Mic night graduates. Connor Green spent enough Thursdays working the room downstairs at The King George that the Speakeasy pulled him off the open-mic list and onto the weekend bill outright — proof that this bar actually pays attention to who's good. Now he gets a full two-hour set, 8 to 10 PM, backed by nothing but his own songwriting and 'strong musicianship,' as the venue puts it. It's the kind of story that only happens in a room small enough to notice — 30 velvet-draped seats beneath Tutoni's, cocktails doing the work lighting alone can't, and a stage close enough that talent doesn't go unnoticed for long. Come see what a King George regular sounds like once they've earned the good slot. 21+, no cover.