Hunter's Live Energy
When Hunter Lang takes his seat at the baby grand, the entire bar shifts gears. His sets blend singalong anthems with deep-cut crowd-pleasers, delivering the kind of high-energy, request-driven show that turns strangers into a unified chorus by the second song. Whether you're celebrating with friends or just looking for a night that beats the usual D.C. bar crawl, Hunter's performances hit that sweet spot between polished musicianship and pure, unfiltered fun.
The Hunter Lang Experience
Hunter Lang has been a featured performer at Georgetown Piano Bar since 2018, bringing six years of dueling piano experience to our stage. He's known for his versatility across decades of hits and his sharp crowd work that keeps every set unpredictable. Hunter moves seamlessly from classic rock to modern pop, country favorites to R&B standards, reading the room and adjusting on the fly to keep energy high and voices loud.
His style combines conservatory-trained technique with the spontaneity our shows demand. You'll catch him weaving improvisational riffs between requested songs, trading playful musical jabs with fellow pianists during dueling sets, and building momentum through call-and-response moments that get the whole room singing. Hunter's background in jazz and contemporary performance means he can pivot from a Billy Joel medley to a Stevie Wonder tribute without missing a beat.
Hunter typically performs Thursday through Saturday nights, though his schedule varies by season and special events. His sets thrive on audience participation—regulars know to bring their favorite requests written on napkins, and first-timers quickly learn that tipping gets your song played faster. He's particularly skilled at birthday shoutouts and anniversary dedications, often creating spontaneous mashups that honor the occasion while keeping the crowd engaged.
He performs both solo sets early in the evening and alongside other pianists in our signature dueling format later at night, where friendly competition and musical one-upmanship create the moments guests remember long after last call. His repertoire spans seven decades of music, with particular strength in classic rock, Motown, and contemporary pop hits from the 2000s through today.
Make Your Night Memorable
Tip Jar: Cash or Venmo accepted—requests come to life faster with a little extra love
Song Requests: Write your favorite on a napkin with the artist name and pass it up to the stage
Performance Schedule: Check @georgetownpianobar for Hunter's upcoming nights
Reservations: Book your table at georgetownpianobar.com/reservations to guarantee your spot near the pianos
Group Events: Email info@georgetownpianobar.com for private party packages and special celebrations
Hunter's Current Request List
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All of Me – John Legend
American Girl – Tom Petty
At Last – Etta James
B
Bennie and the Jets – Elton John
Blame It – Jamie Foxx
Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
C
Chain of Fools – Aretha Franklin
Chandelier – Sia
Closer – The Chainsmokers
Crazy Little Thing Called Love – Queen
D
Don't Stop Believin' – Journey
Drops of Jupiter – Train
F
Feel It Still – Portugal. The Man
Firework – Katy Perry
Friends in Low Places – Garth Brooks
G
Georgia on My Mind – Ray Charles
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) – Green Day
H
Happy – Pharrell Williams
Hey Jude – The Beatles
Hotel California – Eagles
I
I Want You Back – Jackson 5
Isn't She Lovely – Stevie Wonder
J
Just the Way You Are – Bruno Mars
L
Livin' on a Prayer – Bon Jovi
Love Shack – The B-52's
M
Mr. Brightside – The Killers
My Girl – The Temptations
P
Piano Man – Billy Joel
Pour Some Sugar on Me – Def Leppard
R
Respect – Aretha Franklin
Rolling in the Deep – Adele
S
September – Earth, Wind & Fire
Shallow – Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper
Shut Up and Dance – Walk the Moon
Signed, Sealed, Delivered – Stevie Wonder
Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond
T
Take Me Home, Country Roads – John Denver
Tennessee Whiskey – Chris Stapleton
Thinking Out Loud – Ed Sheeran
U
Uptown Funk – Bruno Mars
W
Wagon Wheel – Darius Rucker
Wonderwall – Oasis
Y
You Are the Best Thing – Ray LaMontagne
You've Got a Friend in Me – Randy Newman