From Rolling Stone · Angie Martoccio · · 50s
Apple Music Hall Opens at Pink Floyd's Animals Power Station
Apple transforms Battersea Power Station into live music venue for artists.
In brief
Apple transforms Battersea Power Station into live music venue for artists. Apple opened a music venue inside the Pink Floyd 'Animals' cover location for live performances and recordings. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Apple Music Hall Opens
Apple transformed Battersea Power Station into a music venue.
Live Music Space
Artists record performances with multitrack spatial audio.
Venue Features
38-foot stage, 48-speaker system, 600-capacity crowd.
Apple's Statement
Apple's vp says the venue supports live music in ways only Apple can do.
“Apple's deep love for music dates all the way back to the very beginning”
Animals Album Context
Pink Floyd's 1977 Animals cover featured a floating inflatable pig.
What Happens Next
Artists gain spatial audio recordings and broadcast-ready mixes.
The takeaway
Apple opened a music venue inside the Pink Floyd 'Animals' cover location for live performances and recordings.
