
ROSTAM
American singer-songwriter Rostam performs a concert in Amsterdam.
Rostam Batmanglij, known simply as Rostam, is a Washington D.C.-born musician, producer and songwriter of Iranian descent. A founding member of Vampire Weekend, he produced the band's first three albums - including the number-one record Contra - before launching a solo career that has yielded three studio albums: Half-Light (2017), Changephobia (2021) and American Stories (2026). He has also produced acclaimed records for HAIM, Carly Rae Jepsen and Leith Ross, and holds a Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album for Modern Vampires of the City.
Rostam released his third solo album American Stories through his own label Matsor Projects - his first solo work in five years.
Rostam announced American Stories and shared the first single 'Like a Spark'; the album combines Americana with traditional Persian instruments such as the saz.
Rostam announced a North American and European tour in support of American Stories, with a European leg in September 2026 with stops in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin and Stockholm.
Rostam produced I Can See the Future, the second studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Leith Ross, released via Republic Records.
Rostam produced I Quit, the fourth album by HAIM - his most recent production work for another artist before his own album release.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.