Current Roster
Matt Nathanson
Mayday Parade
Howie Day
Anberlin
Acceptance
About Workshop
Founded in 2015 by veteran artist manager Josh Terry, Workshop Management is a Nashville-based artist management, live events, and entertainment company built around a simple belief: lasting careers are created deliberately, one thoughtful step at a time. Workshop pairs each artist’s individual vision with the strategy, expertise, and attention to detail needed to turn that vision into a sustainable career. By surrounding its artists with trusted experts across every facet of their business, the company helps strengthen what already makes them distinct while ensuring their fingerprints remain visible throughout every aspect of their work.
That artist-first approach has helped Workshop’s clients reach audiences around the world, from intimate clubs to major arenas. Collectively, its artists have sold hundreds of thousands of tickets and earned 34 RIAA-certified platinum singles, eight platinum albums, 10 gold singles, and eight gold albums. Workshop and its roster have also been featured by Inc., Forbes, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Pollstar, Alternative Press, and other leading publications.
Terry brought more than a decade of industry experience to Workshop when he founded the company. Before its launch, he served as Vice President of Aware Records and A-Squared Management in Chicago. An imprint of Columbia Records and later Republic Records, Aware helped launch the careers of John Mayer, Train, Five for Fighting, Guster, Mat Kearney, and others. A-Squared Management represented artists including The Fray, Brandi Carlile, Jack’s Mannequin, Michelle Branch, and Motion City Soundtrack.
His career began while attending the University of South Carolina, where he founded a regional artist management and booking company before going on to work as a tour and road manager for Motion City Soundtrack, Howie Day, and Jump, Little Children. In 2026, Terry celebrates his 25th year in artist management. He is also a co-founder and partner of Sad Summer Festival, presented by Journeys and Converse, which has featured artists including All Time Low, Taking Back Sunday, Hot Mulligan, The Wonder Years, and many more.
MUSIC
Matt Nathanson: Songs In The (M)Attic
Mayday Parade: Sugar
Anberlin: Nevertake
Howie Day: Stop All The World Now
Acceptance: Phantoms
VIDEO
PRESS
INC. [Workshop Management]
How This Rock Band Built a Thriving Career and Legions of Loyal Fans
I talked with Mayday Parade’s manager Josh Terry about the business of music — and about helping artists make a living doing what they love.
Rolling Stone [Matt Nathanson]
(on Matt Nathanson’s Billy Joel tribute performance at Carnegie Hall)
…Nathanson got the crowd more fired up than anyone else by playing an achingly tender, solo acoustic rendition of “I Got To Extremes,” and then followed it with a bombastic take on “Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway)” that had the entire room joining in.
Alternative Press [Mayday Parade]
Sugar will mark the conclusion of the band’s 20th anniversary celebration — over the past two years, they’ve written, recorded, and released nearly 30 songs as part of their two decades as a band. Sweet represented Mayday’s energetic side, Sad leaned into introspection, and Sugar is a culmination of both.
PHOTOS
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