Apple has opened Apple Music Hall at its UK headquarters in Battersea Power Station, London, creating a 600-capacity venue designed for intimate concerts and professional recordings. The space is intended to support Apple Music Live performances while helping artists reach global audiences through high-quality streaming, video and Spatial Audio.

The venue includes 48 speakers, Dolby Atmos capability, 16 camera positions, two recording and mixing studios, and a broadcast control room supporting iPhone video capture. Its 38-foot stage can accommodate front-facing or in-the-round performances, while the design incorporates Battersea-inspired brickwork, arches and bronze balconies. Apple says the facility will also support smaller artists with recording, photography, interviews, social content and worldwide broadcasts.