Apple Music Adds Concert Hub, Selfie Sing at Korea Briefing
Apple also refined AutoMix with echo, delay, loop and beat-matching effects, and introduced customisable artist pages.
Apple introduced a set of Apple Music updates at a media briefing in Korea on November 11, 2026, including redesigned artist pages, a concert discovery feature called Concert Hub, a refined version of AutoMix and a beta feature named Selfie Sing, according to techm.kr.
The new artist pages let artists apply custom logos, change button colors and choose which content is shown to fans. Concert Hub recommends concerts based on listening history and provides ticket information, calendar adding, map locations and artist setlists.
AutoMix, first introduced in iOS 26, has been refined with smoother transitions and new effects including echo, delay, loop and beat matching. Selfie Sing, which Apple said is currently in beta, displays the front-camera view alongside lyrics and lets users record and share performances through iMessage or social media.
Spatial audio push
Apple said 80% of the K-pop songs that entered Apple Music's global top 100 this year were produced in spatial audio. At the briefing the company demonstrated a production workflow using Voice Memos, Logic Pro on iPad and MacBook Pro, and AirPods Max.
The updates follow Apple Music's new logo, unveiled in October 2026 as its first in 11 years under the concept 'Made by Sound', with visuals involving British producer Fred Again and sound design studio NEST Acoustics.
Quick answers
What is Selfie Sing on Apple Music?
It is a beta feature that shows the front-camera view alongside lyrics and lets users record and share performances via iMessage or social media.
What does Concert Hub do?
It recommends concerts based on listening history and offers ticket information, calendar adding, map locations and artist setlists.
What is new in AutoMix?
Apple refined the feature, first introduced in iOS 26, with smoother transitions and effects including echo, delay, loop and beat matching.