Apple Music Unveils Apple Music Hall, Its First-Ever Live Venue, in the Heart of London

Apple Music has released a new commercial inviting audiences to say hello to Apple Music Hall, the brand’s first-ever live venue, a striking new addition to London’s cultural landscape that signals Apple’s deepening commitment to live music.

Officially announced by Apple, Apple Music Hall stands as a brand-new, state-of-the-art live music venue and production facility, situated on the north side of the iconic, decommissioned Battersea Power Station, positioned directly beneath Apple’s UK headquarters, a striking architectural pairing of heritage and innovation.

Conceived as an intimate stage for extraordinary talent, the space is designed to host one-off performances from major global artists alongside emerging bands, offering each a platform equally suited to spotlight their artistry.

With capacity for a club-sized crowd of up to 600 people, the venue promises unimpeded sightlines and a deeply personal concert experience, ensuring that every performance feels as intimate as it is unforgettable.

“Music. It’s in Apple’s DNA. It’s transformed how we experience sound. The iPod, the AirPods, iTunes Festival, Apple Music, and today that legacy grows. A first of its kind live music venue built for artists and fans. You talk about things. Located in one of the world’s most iconic music cities, London. Introducing Apple Music Hall,” the voiceover is heard saying in the ad.