Apple Music Hall Unveils First Eight Shows in London
Apple's new 600-capacity venue at Battersea Power Station opens with Elton John on September 28, followed by Charli xcx, Burna Boy and more.
Apple has announced the first eight shows for Apple Music Hall, its new venue inside Battersea Power Station in London. The space will hold up to 600 people, and every performance will be livestreamed globally through Apple Music.
Elton John will headline the opening show on September 28. The lineup continues with Baby Keem on October 2, Skye Newman on October 7, Troye Sivan on October 13, Arlo Parks on October 22, Burna Boy on October 29, Chase & Status on November 26, and Charli xcx on December 2.
Artists who perform at the hall will receive a finished Spatial Audio recording, a broadcast-ready mix, and multicamera video, according to 9to5mac.com.
Tickets for Elton John, Baby Keem, and Skye Newman go on sale Monday 28th September at 9AM BST. All remaining shows will go on sale at a later date.
The venue leans on artists with existing ties to Apple Music. Elton John has hosted his weekly Rocket Hour radio show since Apple Music launched in 2015, while Charli xcx previously hosted five seasons of The Candy Shop on Beats 1.
Apple Music requires an active subscription and costs $11.99 per month with one month free.
Quick answers
Where is Apple Music Hall located?
It is located in Battersea Power Station in London and holds up to 600 people.
When do tickets for the first Apple Music Hall shows go on sale?
Tickets for Elton John, Baby Keem, and Skye Newman go on sale Monday 28th September at 9AM BST. All remaining shows will go on sale at a later date.
How can I watch Apple Music Hall performances?
Performances will be livestreamed globally through Apple Music, which requires an active subscription and costs $11.99 per month with one month free.