# Apple opens concert hall in London

> Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station can record live performances in spatial audio and broadcast them worldwide.
- Title: Apple opens concert hall in London · Engadget | Shortify
- Summary: Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station can record live performances in spatial audio and broadcast them worldwide. Apple opened a six hundred-seat…
- Keywords: apple, apple music, battersea power station, london, concert venue, spatial audio, live music recording, technology, opens, concert, hall, Engadget
- Source: Engadget — https://engadget.com/2265008/apple-music-hall-live-event-recording
- Author: Steve Dent
- Published: 2026-09-22T10:14:37+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: apple, apple music, battersea power station, london, concert venue, spatial audio, live music recording, technology
## Apple opens music venue in London
Apple Music Hall opens at Battersea Power Station HQ with capacity for six hundred people in standing and seating configurations.
## State-of-the-art recording technology
The venue has forty-eight speakers, sixteen camera locations and spatial audio with Dolby Atmos for live recording and worldwide streaming.
## Design blends heritage and performance
The thirty-eight-foot-wide stage reconfigures for traditional or in-the-round shows. Interior design echoes Battersea Power Station's heritage brickwork and bronze balconies.
## Multitrack recording and broadcast capability
Two dedicated studios capture performances in multitrack spatial audio. A broadcast control room supports iPhone and professional camera capture for live streaming.
## Apple's vision for emerging artists
Oliver Schusser, Apple's VP of Apple Music, says smaller artists get state-of-the-art technology to record, broadcast worldwide and produce high-quality spatial audio in one session.

> You can come in, do an interview, get your photography and social media done, play a show, broadcast worldwide, and get a high-quality Spatial Audio recording out of it.
## Key takeaway

Apple opened a six hundred-seat concert venue in London equipped with spatial audio recording and multi-camera live streaming to capture and distribute live music globally.