For the third consecutive year, the best violinist emerged in recent times, Ara Malikian, will return to Argentina to present his new ROYAL GARAGE show on April 17 at Luna Park Stadium.
Ara Malikian makes every concert a complete show and his most recent show, ROYAL GARAGE will not be the exception. This new self-titled album was attended by leading international artists such as Enrique Bunbury, Andrés Calamaro, Pablo Milanés and Serj Tankian among other greats.
With an innovative sound and a dazzling and renewed staging, this outstanding violinist promises to surprise us with the new formation of virtuous musicians who will accompany him in the mythical Luna Park Stadium.
In the last 5 years, Ara Malikian has made 2 tours: “15” and “The incredible history of the Violin”, which led him to travel more than 50 countries, visiting 3 continents. Between both tours they performed more than 600 concerts with 95% of them sold out, reaching one million tickets sold.
Ara Malikian visited new country for the first time in 2017 making his presentation at the Gran Rex Theater with sold out locations. A year later, he returned with his tour "The Incredible History of the Violin" and re-hung the poster of the locations in the same theater. This year, Ara Malikian will bring his new ROYAL GARAGE show to the mythical Luna Park Stadium.
This tour presents his latest work "Royal Garage" a new album released in mid-May this year and has great collaborations such as Andrés Calamaro, Enrique Bumbury, Kase O, Pablo MIlanes or Serj Tankian among others.
In this new show, the eccentric violinist is accompanied by a new formation integrated by the excellent musicians Humberto Armas (Violin), Georvis Pico (Percussion), Cristina López (Violonchelo), Iván Ruiz Machado (Bass), Anna Milman (Violin), Tony Carmona (Guitar) and Iván "Melón" Lewis (Keyboards).
In the words of Ara Malikian: My relationship with the garages began in 1976, when the war broke out in Lebanon, in the whole world the most modern bands rehearsed in garages, took out their sounds and created a style that would change the history of music and I, I didn't want to stay without being part of that move.
