Rostam
Rostam Batmanglij, known simply as Rostam, returns to Paris for intimate concerts at La Maroquinerie. A rare opportunity to discover this major independent scene artist's singular universe.
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Overview
Rostam Batmanglij, known simply as Rostam, returns to Paris for intimate concerts at La Maroquinerie. A rare opportunity to discover this major independent scene artist's singular universe.
Rostam Batmanglij is an emblematic figure of American independent pop, first recognized as Vampire Weekend co-founder, multi-instrumentalist, and key producer. His sonic fingerprint deeply marked the group's early albums, helping define their unique aesthetic. Beyond that venture, Rostam built a rich, diverse solo career exploring territories where pop meets experimentation, folk, and electronic. His producer work is also notable, having collaborated with artists like Haim, Frank Ocean, and Clairo, proving versatility and keen arrangement sense.
His solo journey began with 2017's "I Had a Dream That You Were Mine," followed by 2021's "Changephobia." These works reveal an artist of particular sensibility, capable of weaving delicate melodies and sophisticated orchestrations, often steeped in gentle melancholy and poetic introspection. Rostam is praised for creating sonic landscapes simultaneously familiar and innovative, where vintage synthesizers meet acoustic instruments, and his soft voice carries often personal, evocative lyrics. Tracks like "Gwan" and "Bike Dream" perfectly illustrate this genre and emotion fusion.
La Maroquinerie, with its warm atmosphere and audience proximity, is ideal for appreciating Rostam's music. His live performances are renowned for intimate atmosphere and fidelity to his recordings' spirit while offering added dimension through onstage energy. Spectators can expect immersive experience where arrangement finesse and composition depth reach full amplitude. This Paris visit represents precious opportunity to directly connect with an artist whose influence continues radiating contemporary music.
This concert is unique chance to immerse in Rostam's universe, a musician whose artistic approach is both demanding and accessible. Whether through Vampire Weekend contributions, production for other artists, or solo albums, Rostam has continually innovated and moved audiences.
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Artist
Rostam
Rostam — musicien américain — agenda concerts à Paris.
Getting there
La Maroquinerie
La Maroquinerie est une salle de concerts au 23 rue Boyer (Paris 20e).
- Address
- 23, RUE BOYER, 75020 Paris
- Capacity
- 500 seats Petite salle
- Time
Métro nearby
- 33BGambetta9 min walk
- 2Ménilmontant11 min walk
- 3BPelleport11 min walk
Tickets & pricing
Places disponibles
Jauge de la salle : environ 500 places
Accessibility & rules
- Accessibility
- Jauge d’environ 500 places — renseignez-vous auprès de la salle pour l’accès PMR.
- Audience
- Tout public
- Format
- Sur place
Poster
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Rostam's concert take place?
Rostam's concert takes place at La Maroquinerie (75020 Paris).
When does Rostam's concert take place?
The scheduled date is 9 September 2026 at 19:30.
What time does Rostam's concert start?
Rostam's concert starts at 19:30 on 9 September 2026 at La Maroquinerie. Doors usually open earlier; the exact time is on the ticket.
Who is performing at Rostam's concert?
Rostam is on the bill. See the artist page on concerts.paris.
Are tickets still available for Rostam's concert?
Tickets were available to book on the official box office at the last check.
How do I get to La Maroquinerie?
La Maroquinerie is located at 23, RUE BOYER, 75020 Paris. Public transport is recommended; full directions are on the venue page.
How do I book tickets for Rostam's concert?
Tickets can be booked on the official box office, accessible from concerts.paris: https://concerts.paris/go/tickets?event=tour-rostam.
What type of event is Rostam's concert?
Rostam's concert is classified as “Pop Rock, Indé” in the concerts.paris listings.
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