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Apple Announces Apple Music Hall in London
Apple has announced Apple Music Hall, a new 600-capacity music venue at Battersea Power Station in London, with its official opening set for Sept. 28.
Apple Music Hall will be located at Battersea Power Station and at Apple’s London headquarters. The venue will have a capacity of 600 people, a 38-foot-wide reconfigurable stage and a 48-speaker spatial audio system.
The venue will operate as a full-scale production facility with two recording and mixing studios. It will also include a broadcast control room supporting 16 or more cameras, allowing performances at Apple Music Hall to be streamed live globally.
Apple Music Radio’s London-based hosts and programs will also broadcast live from the Battersea venue. The official opening of Apple Music Hall is set for Sept. 28.
Battersea Power Station appeared in the imagery on the cover of Pink Floyd’s 1977 album Animals. Mumford & Sons performed a concert in the park area in March as part of Apple’s 50th anniversary celebrations, while Sir Elton John gave a special concert at the site in 2014 to celebrate the building’s redevelopment.
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