Recording Armen Gondrachyan, globally known by his stage name Armenchik, is celebrated as a powerful embodiment of the Armenian-American dream. Growing up in Los Angeles after immigrating from Armenia, he has established himself as one of the most beloved Armenian artists of all time, uniting generations through his music.

Born in Yerevan in 1980, Armenchik’s family arrived in Los Angeles in 1989. He developed his passion for music while working alongside his musician father, Hapet, in construction. With his father’s support, Armenchik released his first album, “Armen & Nor Seround” in 1994, quickly gaining success as a fresh new voice on the Armenian music scene.

Over a 20-plus-year career, Armenchik has recorded and released 11 albums and performed more than 150 sold-out concerts worldwide, including major venues in Yerevan, Moscow, Paris and recently here in Los Angeles. He was the first Armenian artist to perform at the Microsoft Theater, YouTube Theater and has graced highly regarded stages like the Dolby Theatre. He has also collaborated with many famed L.A. artists, including Snoop Dogg.

His immense popularity in his home country led to six record-breaking and sold-out concerts at the Karen Demirchyan Complex in Yerevan, each packing an audience of 12,000.

Beyond his musical achievements, Armenchik is a cultural symbol of resilience. His work, focusing on themes of love, family values and reverence for homeland resonates deeply with millions of Armenians worldwide.

He also actively supports humanitarian causes, including a 2013 benefit concert at the Republican Stadium of Armenia, where over 35,000 fans gathered to support a charity supporting children with Leukemia.