Apple is expanding its presence in London’s music and cultural landscape with the opening of Apple Music Hall, a new live music venue located beneath the company’s European headquarters at Battersea Power Station.
Scheduled to open on September 28, 2026, the 600-capacity venue is designed to host live performances, recording sessions and video broadcasts, bringing artists and audiences together in an intimate, technology-driven setting.
A New Space for Live Music
Apple Music Hall features a 38-foot-wide reconfigurable stage, allowing the performance setup to adapt to different artists and productions. The venue is also equipped with a 48-speaker spatial audio system designed to create an immersive listening experience throughout the audience area.
Behind the stage, dedicated recording and mixing studios support the production of live content. The space is wired for 16 or more broadcast cameras, enabling performances to be recorded and shared with audiences beyond the venue.
The hall is designed to balance the atmosphere of a smaller concert venue with the technical capabilities required for high-production performances and broadcasts.
Apple Music Radio Comes to Battersea
The opening of Apple Music Hall coincides with the launch of new Apple Music radio studios at Battersea Power Station. London-based Apple Music radio shows and hosts will broadcast from the new facility, further connecting the venue to Apple’s wider music platform.
The project marks Apple’s renewed presence in London’s live music scene following the conclusion of the iTunes Music Festival, which previously brought performances by international artists to the city.
Music and Architecture in a Historic Setting
Located within the redeveloped Battersea Power Station, Apple Music Hall forms part of a landmark site with an established connection to music history. The former power station, which reopened to the public in 2022 following its redevelopment, famously appeared on the cover of Pink Floyd’s Animals album.
By introducing a dedicated live music venue within its London headquarters, Apple is adding a new performance and production destination to the historic building while extending the role of Apple Music beyond streaming and radio.