Flora Martirosian Tickets

Flora Martirosian was a foundational figure in Armenian folk music, born February 5, 1957 in Gyumri, renowned for blending traditional Armenian melodies with contemporary storytelling. Her landmark track Tsov Astghik resonated with fans for decades. Across eight studio albums released from 1994 to 2007, Flora established a lasting musical legacy that inspires Armenian artists and fans worldwide. She co-founded cultural initiatives such as Artists for Peace and Never Again, earning international recognition including a Best Duet award in Los Angeles in 2005 with Christine Pepelyan. While memorials and tributes occurred in 2013, Flora’s music continues through performances, recordings, and the ongoing influence of her artistry in the Armenian community and beyond. Secure your seats to live tributes and learn more about her remarkable journey below.

Flora Martirosian's discography features eight influential albums: Tsov Astghik (1994), Uni Veradardz (1998), Kangnir Qaravan (2002), Qele Lao (2002), Yeraz Tesa (2003), Im Ughin (2005), Menq (2007), and Paylogh Astgher (2007). Her collaborations broadened her reach, while her charity efforts—Artists for Peace and Never Again—underscore her commitment to culture and reconciliation. No current 2025 tour dates are listed, but fans can explore archival performances, tribute events, and opportunities to support her lasting legacy through official channels. For the Armenian diaspora in cities like Los Angeles and beyond, Flora's music remains a touchstone of heritage and memory. Follow her official sites and social channels for archival releases and remembered performances, including any future commemorations.