Apple announces 600-seat Apple Music Hall near Battersea Power Station
Apple revealed plans for a new 600-capacity music venue in London that will also serve as a recording studio, though no opening date or lineup has been set.
Apple is set to open a new music venue in London that will hold up to 600 people and double as a state-of-the-art recording studio. Located near the iconic Battersea Power Station, the Apple Music Hall will offer river views and flexible staging, with a 38-foot stage that can be configured for front-facing or in-the-round performances. The venue’s sound system includes 48 speakers designed to deliver high-quality, immersive audio throughout the space.
Apple Music’s global creative director Zane Lowe said the hall is intended to deepen the bond between artists and audiences, while Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy called the investment a strong endorsement of Britain’s creative economy. Artists performing there will be able to leave with a completed Spatial Audio mix, broadcast-ready audio, and multi-camera video captured during the show. No specific opening date, program schedule, or artist lineup has been announced yet.
Why it matters
The venue blends live performance with recording capabilities, boosting London's cultural scene and showcasing Apple’s investment in the UK music industry.
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