Clean enough for HR. Funny enough for everyone.
A fully clean, crowd-proof set for company parties, award nights, client dinners and galas. Forty-three years in banking. He knows a room full of suits.
- 100% clean
- 20–45 min
- Emcee / host
- Roasts
The late bloomer
Forty-three years of no. Then a mic.
Greg Langford spent 43 years in banking telling people no. At 57 he finally said yes to an open mic. Turns out the man had material.
- 43 years
The banker
Four decades of loans, branch meetings and customers who had “a quick question.” The ultimate research phase.
- Age 57
The first open mic
He came up in Atlanta's toughest rooms and called the Atlanta Comedy Theater home.
- On the road
Jess Hilarious names him “Uncle G”
She put the name on him, then put him on tour as her opener. Along the way: the Apollo, Carolines on Broadway and the Laugh Factory.
- 2016 – 2022
Two albums, two books
Live from the Atlanta Comedy Theater, The Ballad of Uncle G, and a memoir about surviving the dark years and finding the funny.
- July 2026 · Age 68
The Golden Ticket
His name came out of the Kill Tony bucket on episode #777. One minute of stand-up and the longest interview of the night later, he walked off with a Golden Ticket.
- Aug – Oct 2026
Madison Square Garden. Then back on Kill Tony.
“Thank you, New York!” at the Garden in August. A Golden Ticket return on #789 in October. He calls it “repurposed, not retired.”
