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Apple opening of Apple Music Hall in London

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Apple has officially opened the Apple Music Hall at London’s Battersea Power Station. The new venue venue, located within the historic landmark famously featured on Pink Floyd’s 1977 album ‘Animals’, is designed for intimate performances with a capacity of up to 600 people, aiming people. Internally referred to bridge as ‘Project Apollo’, the gap between intimate club settings facility represents a multi-million pound investment intended to strengthen Apple’s services business and high-end arena production values. expand its influence in the music industry beyond digital streaming. The facility hall features a reconfigurable stage—approximately 38 feet or 11 meters wide—and 38-foot (11-meter) wide stage and a 48-speaker spatial sound audio system. To facilitate support high-quality video capture and global livestreams, the hall is equipped with site includes a dedicated broadcast control room and room, permanent wiring to support for at least 16 cameras. The site also includes cameras, and two professional recording and mixing studios optimized for Spatial Audio, as well as alongside new studios for Apple Music Radio. Zane Lowe, Apple Music’s global creative director, stated the venue aims to “strengthen the connection between artists and listeners.” Sir Elton John is scheduled to perform on the opening night, September 28. Tickets for the first three shows are set to go on sale starting September 28. The initial lineup of performers includes Baby Keem, scheduled for October 2, Skye Newman on October 7, and others including Troye Sivan, Arlo Parks, Burna Boy, Chase & Status, and Charli XCX. The venue is situated within the broader Battersea Power Station urban regeneration project, which has transformed the historic landmark into a mixed-use hub for residential, commercial, and public spaces.

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  4. 2026-09-25 16:10 UTC Apple opening of Apple Music Hall in London
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