Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam
Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam headline an evening of rock, indie pop, and singer-songwriter music at Underground Arts, with Johanna Samuels opening. Leithauser, the former Walkmen frontman, brings his distinctive voice and sharp, vivid songwriting, including material from his 2025 album *This Side of the Island*, a groovier, bass-forward record co-produced with Aaron Dessner and Anna Stumpf.
Rostam is a Grammy Award-winning songwriter, producer, and composer, founding member of Vampire Weekend, and collaborator with artists including Frank Ocean, Clairo, Charli XCX, Maggie Rogers, HAIM, Solange, and Hamilton Leithauser. His latest solo album, *American Stories*, explores his Iranian-American identity through a blend of Americana and Persian musical elements. Johanna Samuels, a Los Angeles singer-songwriter known for contemporary folk and Americana storytelling, supports the show with songs from her 2026 album *Sorry, Kid* and earlier releases.
When: Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Showtimes: Doors open at 7:00 PM; the show starts at 8:00 PM.
Tickets: $40 for advance general-admission standing-room tickets, including fees. The listed base price is $29.76 plus $10.24 in fees.
Ages: 21 and over.
Lineup: Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam, with Johanna Samuels.
Venue: Underground Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Admission: General admission with standing room.
Run time: Not specified.
Accessibility and logistics: Venue information, including directions, parking, frequently asked questions, food and drink options, and concessions, is available through Underground Arts.
Safety note: Moshing, crowd surfing, and stage diving may occur despite not being encouraged by the venue or artists. Entering those areas is at guests’ own risk. Guests may be removed without a refund for behavior staff considers inappropriate, harmful, or disrespectful.
Ticket policy: Tickets are final sale and cannot be exchanged or refunded. If the event is canceled without a rescheduled date, a full refund is automatically issued to the original payment card.