Apple is opening Apple Music Hall, a new 600-capacity live music venue inside Battersea Power Station.
The space is designed for intimate shows with serious production capabilities. Its 38-foot-wide stage can be configured for traditional performances or in-the-round sets, while a 48-speaker Spatial Audio system surrounds the audience. Artists will also be able to record, mix and film performances from the same venue.
Two professional recording and mixing studios sit behind the stage, while the venue is equipped for multi-camera broadcasts and global livestreams. Artists can therefore play an intimate London show while simultaneously creating finished audio and video for a much wider audience.
Visually, Apple Music Hall takes cues from its Battersea Power Station setting, with brickwork, fluted arches and bronze detailing. Apple has also opened new studios for Apple Music Radio at Battersea, with its London-based shows and hosts now broadcasting from the site.
Apple Music Hall is scheduled to open on 28 September 2026.
