Apple Music Hall Opens at Battersea Power Station as Apple's First Public Venue

On 22 September 2025, Apple Music Hall, a venue with a capacity of 600, will debut at Battersea Power Station in London. Known as Project Apollo, this initiative took five years to finalize and marks Apple’s inaugural publicly accessible performance space globally. The hall boasts a 38-foot modular stage, a 48-speaker Spatial Audio system, and 16 hardwired cameras for live recording and streaming worldwide. It will also host the relocated London studios of Apple Music Radio and Apple's European headquarters. Kristina Raspe, Apple Places' Vice President, highlighted the design's blend of heritage brick, fluted arches, and bronze balconies. Oliver Schusser, Apple's vice president of Apple Music and international content, emphasized London’s status as the live music capital. UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy praised the venue as a significant endorsement of the UK's creative industry. Ticket details and artist lineups remain undisclosed. The venue is designed for Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos and will utilize iPhones for capturing content.