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Apple Announces Apple Music Hall in London
Apple will open Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station in London, with space for live performances, broadcasts, radio programs and music production.
Apple has announced that it will open Apple Music Hall, a new live music venue at Battersea Power Station in London. The venue will have a capacity of 600 people and will feature a 48-speaker spatial audio system. It will also operate as a full production facility, with connections to 16 or more cameras and a dedicated broadcast control room. Performances at Apple Music Hall will be livestreamed globally.
Oliver Schusser said the venue is intended to connect artists and fans. According to the BBC, the 600-capacity venue will host one-off shows by major recording artists and new groups. Its stage is 38 feet long and can be configured for different show layouts.
All of Apple Music's London-based radio presenters and programs will broadcast live from Battersea when the new radio studios open. The facility will also include dedicated rooms for DJ mixes, writing camps and band rehearsals.
The announcement comes as 45 venues closed in London last year, while approximately 400 clubs closed across Britain between 2020 and 2025.
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