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Apple Opens Apple Music Hall in London
Apple is opening Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station in London, a 600-capacity live music venue with recording, broadcast and spatial audio facilities.
Apple Music Hall was announced on Tuesday, September 22, and has a capacity of 600 people. Artists performing at the venue will be able to receive Spatial Audio recordings, broadcast-ready mixes and multicamera video. The stage is 38 feet wide and can be adjusted for different show formats.
The audience will be surrounded by a 48-speaker spatial audio system, while two recording and mixing studios are located behind the stage. Performances at Apple Music Hall will be livestreamed worldwide.
Apple Music Radio hosts and programs based in London will also broadcast live from new radio studios at Battersea. Apple Music Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day and is free worldwide. Apple's London concert series at Camden's Roundhouse ran annually for ten years beginning in 2009.
The UK's music industry contributed a record £8 billion to the economy in 2024 and supported 220,000 jobs. Apple Music's catalog contains more than 100 million songs, and the service is available in more than 167 countries and regions.
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