Apple opens 600-capacity Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station
The tech giant's first permanent live music venue in London launches after five years in development.
What to know
- Apple Music Hall opens at Battersea Power Station in London as Apple's first permanent live music venue, after five years of development.
- The 600-capacity venue features a 48-speaker sound system, 16 hardwired cameras for livestreaming, a modular stage, and luxury artist facilities.
- Apple relocated its London radio studios to Battersea to offer touring artists a integrated hub for recording, broadcasting, and performances.
“For artists, Apple Music Hall is adaptive to its core. The 38-foot-stage is fully modular, allowing for configuration for 'traditional front-facing sets' or in the middle of the floor for in-the-round-shows.”
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Apple Music Hall opens with high-tech infrastructure and artist amenities — The venue features a 48-speaker sound system, 16 hardwired cameras for live recording and livestreaming, a fully modular 38-foot stage configurable for various performance styles, and luxury backstage facilities including artist dressing rooms with penthouse views. Apple Music Radio's London studios have been relocated to Battersea to create a one-stop shop for touring artists.
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“Set within Battersea Power Station, the newly revealed Apple Music Hall is a high-tech performance hall for artists of all tiers.”
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2 outlets Apple Music Hall is a new venue designed to inject more power into the capital’s music scene
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