MEDIA · 2006–2026

Stories behind
the music.

Concert history, collaborations, recordings and moments from the archive.

An evening for Camp Nairi

Harout Pamboukjian joins AGBU’s Gala Night in Burbank on September 18, 2026.

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Harout and Charles Aznavour: the documented connection

An archival photograph and two musical tributes.

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2026Milestones

AAMS recognizes Harout’s artistic impact

An award announcement links music and community support.

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In the catalogue: Jan Fidayi

Explore the 2025 single in Harout’s streaming catalogue.

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2025Concerts

A June evening at the Demirchyan Complex

The tourism calendar documents the 2025 Yerevan appearance.

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2024Concerts

A Redwood City concert for SOAR

Music connected to a specific community cause.

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2023Recordings

Marseille, in a live album

A French tour recording joins the digital collection.

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2022Concerts

70/2: the July 2022 Yerevan concert

A precise date in the ticketing archive.

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2019Concerts

Thirty years later at Hrazdan

A 2019 concert deliberately looked back to 1989.

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2019Recordings

To My Daughter: an Aznavour tribute

A 2019 report connects the song to Aznavour’s ninety-fifth anniversary.

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2018Collaborations

Singing Charles Aznavour in Armenian

The credits behind Yerb sirum es indz.

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Nine cameras at the Casino de Paris

How the 2018 French performance was recorded.

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From Yerevan to Los Angeles

The places that frame an enduring musical journey.

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2017Recordings

The Dolby Theatre recording

Harout and Forbidden Saints share a nineteen-track live release.

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2017Collaborations

One Yerevan stage, two memorable duets

The official videos preserve appearances with Sirusho and Razmik Amyan.

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2016Concerts

Back inside Yerevan’s Hamalir

Armenian reporting traces a concert at the renovated complex.

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2016Collaborations

Ankakh Hayastan: a shared credit

A 2016 release connects Harout, Tigran Asatryan and Sammy Flash.

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2015Milestones

Moscow marks Harout’s sixty-fifth birthday

A Russian-language announcement records three October dates.

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2015Recordings

Two ways to hear Harout live in 2015

The Legend and From the Heart sit side by side in the catalogue.

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2014Collaborations

Ancir Ay Getak with Armenchik

A December release with a shared artist credit.

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2014Collaborations

Tariner: Harout and Sirusho

A duet that continued from the recording studio to the stage.

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2013Recordings

Inside My Life: two discs and a time capsule

Original album artwork reveals the tracks, collaborators and production credits.

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2012Concerts

Yerevan, November 2012: a concert in photographs

A contemporary photo report preserves the performance.

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With Ruben Hakhverdyan in Freedom Square

Two musicians, one documented moment in Yerevan.

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2011Concerts

An evening in Arnouville

A French-language announcement connects the tour archive to community life.

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2010Milestones

A sixtieth-birthday concert in Moscow

An interview captures the moment after the Luzhniki celebration.

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2007Concerts

A photograph from Aleppo

A dated image places Harout in the city in January 2007.

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2006Concerts

A community celebration in Glendale

An anniversary notice preserves a small but useful piece of concert history.

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Three ways into Harout’s music

A dance record, a collaboration and a live performance: a starting point for new listeners.

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Listening for the live moment

A short guide to exploring concert recordings.

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