An alternative Armenian band “Vomank” is set to perform five concerts Armenia – three in Yerevan and two in Gyumri and Vanadzor.  Ermenihaber reports, that the concerts are organized with the support of Armenia’s ministry of Diaspora, “Dayl'Ayl Production” and producer Sevan Ataoglu.

It gains inspiration from traditional Armenian music but takes a more alternative approach to its interpretation.

Vomank has been performing throughout Istanbul and abroad and has a wide music repertoire, which includes well known traditional songs of Anatolia that are sung with similar melodies but in different languages by people that were or are living there. Vomank has its own compositions in Turkish and Armenian and also has works inspired from important figures of Armenian literature.

Vomank released its first album 'Demo' in 2015. Their second album 'PanAlik' was released in 2017, in which some songs are featured with Arto Tuncboyaciyan.

Vomank's aim is to narrate the present story of Anatolia and other lands in which Armenian culture used to and still exists, and to meld the past and the dream of the future together.