Apple has launched a dedicated live-music venue called Apple Music Hall at its London headquarters in Battersea Power Station, built to host and broadcast Apple Music Live concerts. The space seats up to 600 people, features 48 speakers with Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos, 16 camera positions, two recording studios and a broadcast control room supporting iPhone video capture. Its stage can switch between a traditional front-facing layout and an in-the-round setup.
Apple is launching a new live music venue called Apple Music Hall inside London's Battersea Power Station, opening September 28. The 600-person venue will host single-show performances that are simultaneously live-streamed to Apple Music subscribers, backed by a 38-foot stage and a 48-speaker Spatial Audio system. Apple also confirmed it is relocating its London-based Apple Music Radio hosts to new studios at the same site.
Apple is launching a new live music venue called Apple Music Hall beneath its European headquarters in Battersea Power Station, London, opening September 28th. The 600-capacity space includes a reconfigurable 38-foot stage, a 48-speaker spatial sound system, wiring for 16-plus broadcast cameras, and two recording studios behind the stage for full production capability. The opening show's lineup has not yet been revealed.
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