Apple brings a live house into a power plant with the new Apple Music Hall in London
Apple has opened a music hall!
Summary
- Apple has created the new Apple Music Hall at London’s Battersea Power Station, turning the historic building into a professional live music venue.
- The venue can hold up to around 600 people, and its 38-foot stage can be reconfigured for different types of performances.
- Backstage, there are professional recording and mixing studios that support multitrack recording, Spatial Audio, and multi-camera video recording.
- In the future, Apple Music radio shows will also be broadcast live from Battersea, bringing performances, recording, and broadcasting together in one place.
- The spatial design continues Battersea Power Station’s historic elements, linking the old and new structures with details like brick walls, arches, and bronze.
If you can’t live without Apple Music, you’ll definitely want to see this new space for yourself. Apple has announced the opening of Apple Music Hall in London, in a particularly distinctive location: the historic Battersea Power Station on the banks of the River Thames. It brings live performances, broadcasts, and recording production together in one space.
Apple’s love of music has taken the form of a live music venue
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From the iPod and iTunes Music Festival to Apple Music, music has always been an important part of the Apple brand. Apple Music Hall takes the online music experience into the real world with a performance venue that can hold up to around 600 people, allowing audiences to experience live shows up close.
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More than a performance venue, it even has a professional recording studio hidden backstage
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Apple Music Hall has much more than a stage. Behind the venue is a fully equipped professional production area, including two dedicated recording and mixing studios. Every performance can be recorded in multitrack while spatial audio mixes are produced at the same time. The venue is also prewired so that once a live show ends, it can be further developed into broadcast-ready audio and video content.
Inspired by a century-old power station, the space is full of Apple-style details
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Apple Music Hall’s design also honors the history of its location. Inspired by the original architecture of Battersea Power Station, it preserves elements such as brick walls, arches, and bronze, then adds expansive glass walls to create a connection between the new space and the historic building. In the future, Apple Music radio hosts and programs will also broadcast from Battersea, bringing music listening, live performances, and content production together, while giving the century-old power station a new role in contemporary music.
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