Also dedicated recording and mixing studios, and multi-camera broadcast capabilities designed to capture live performances for release.
The venue will also become the new London home for Apple Music’s radio stations.
London’s Battersea Power Station is perhaps best known to audiences worldwide for its appearance on the cover of Pink Floyd’s 1977 album Animals.
The US tech giant Apple is to open a new, state-of-the-art concert hall in London, situated underneath its UK headquarters at Battersea Power Station.
The 600-capacity venue will host one-off shows by major recording artists and new bands, all of which will be filmed and broadcast live online.
Apple Music's vice president, Oliver Schusser, told BBC News the facility, which is expected to open in the coming weeks, contained "more cameras and speakers than any venue of its size, anywhere in the world".
It comes as London's live music scene faces huge pressure, with 45 venues closing in the capital last year alone.
It's a reflection of a national trend: Between 2020 and 2025, as the cost of living increased and people made post-Covid lifestyle changes, about 400 of Britain's clubs closed.
The rate in London is higher than the rest of the country, so the arrival of a deep-pocketed tech company could give independent venue owners cause for concern.
But Schusser said its new venture was not trying to steal customers.
"We're not trying to be in the live business. We're not trying to compete with anyone.
