Music legend Elton John just made history by taking the stage for the inaugural performance at the brand-new Apple Music Hall in London. The famous singer officially opened the unique concert venue with a special live rendition of his hit “Your Song” on September 28. Fans from all around the world tuned in, as subscribers could watch the entire show live on their personal devices. This opening act comes shortly after the company announced that Elton John would headline the new space.
New space offers a unique experience for live music fans
Located inside the historic Battersea Power Station, the modern venue is designed to hold an intimate crowd of just 600 people. The space gives fans a close view of their favorite artists on a 38-foot stage. It also packs serious audio gear, featuring a 48-speaker Spatial Audio system to make the live sound feel incredibly rich.
Beyond the live crowd, the venue serves as a global broadcasting hub for Apple Music subscribers. The building includes dedicated mixing rooms, professional recording studios, and a multicamera video setup. This lets the tech giant easily stream broadcast-ready shows and deliver finished live recordings to its massive online audience.
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More big artists are preparing to take the stage soon
While Elton John was the first to play, he definitely will not be the last. Tickets for several upcoming shows just went on sale. The venue has a packed opening season planned for the rest of the year, bringing in a diverse mix of popular musicians.
Here are the upcoming concerts you can look forward to at the new venue:
- Baby Keem on October 2
- Skye Newman on October 7
- Troye Sivan on October 13
- Arlo Parks on October 22
- Burna Boy on October 29
- Chase & Status on November 26
- Charli XCX on December 2
With a successful first night in the books, this new London stage is shaping up to be a major hub for live performances. Music lovers now have a regular spot to catch exclusive concerts from some of the biggest names in the industry.
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