Apple just bought a London gig venue, and it means loads more live streams and Spatial Audio recordings for Apple Music subscribers
The Apple Music Hall is a 600-seater venue in London which is set to offer Apple Music listeners a procession of live streams and Spatial Audio recordings.
Apple has acquired a London music venue in the Battersea Power Station, which will offer live performances, spatial audio recordings, and streaming on Apple Music. Battersea Power Station, once a famous landmark for Pink Floyd album artwork, now houses the Apple Music Hall – a 600-seat venue with a 48-speaker surround sound system.
The space also features a production facility for live and post-performance mixing, allowing for quick recording and mixing for Apple Music listeners. Apple Music performances will be live-streamed, providing subscribers with an immersive musical experience. While no artists have been announced yet, London's vibrant music scene offers a diverse lineup of talented performers.
The Apple Music Hall's opening is scheduled for September 28, and interested fans can sign up for a newsletter to stay updated on the latest events.
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