NEWS · ·That Eric Alper
Apple Opens Apple Music Hall in London
Apple is opening the 600-capacity Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station in London, with recording, broadcast and live-streaming facilities.
Apple is opening a new venue called Apple Music Hall inside Battersea Power Station in London, with a capacity of 600 people. The venue is located inside the historic Battersea Power Station building beside the River Thames. Apple Music Hall has an adjustable stage that is 38 feet wide and a spatial audio system with 48 speakers.
Two professional studios are located behind the stage, allowing every performance to be recorded in multitrack format and mixed in Spatial Audio. The venue also has cable infrastructure for 16 or more cameras connected to a dedicated broadcast control room. Apple plans to livestream these limited-capacity concerts worldwide.
Oliver Schusser is Apple’s Vice President of Apple Music and International Content. Zane Lowe is Apple Music’s global creative director and the main host of Apple Music 1. All London-based hosts and programs on Apple Music Radio will now broadcast from the new radio studios at Battersea.
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