Bowery Presents co-presidents step aside as four executives take over

John Moore and Jim Glancy have stepped aside as co-presidents of Bowery Presents. The company promotes concerts and manages venues. It is owned by AEG Presents.

Billboard reported the leadership change on 28 September 2026.

Four executives will lead the promoter together. Josh Bhatti, Charley Magrew, Andrew Martin and Josh Moore have been promoted to senior vice presidents. They will report to Brent Fedrizzi, president of North American regional offices for AEG Presents.

Each of the four has a defined patch. Josh Moore will lead talent booking out of New York City. Josh Bhatti will run the New England office in Boston. Charley Magrew will head marketing, ticketing, sponsorship and venue initiatives. Andrew Martin will oversee business and legal affairs from Nashville.

The change closes a long chapter. Moore co-founded Bowery Presents in 2004. That is 22 years at the top. Glancy joined two years later as a partner in 2006, after a spell with rival Live Nation.

Glancy was head of Live Nation New York before he left. His Live Nation contract was due to expire on 31 July, with his partnership with Moore to begin on 1 August, according to contemporary reporting at the time. AEG Presents, the live entertainment group, bought Bowery Presents in 2016 and has owned it since.

For concertgoers, this means new names on the door but a familiar structure. A promoter finds acts, books rooms and sells tickets. Here, that work now sits with four senior managers across three cities, rather than two co-presidents.