Elton John has just taken the stage for the inaugural concert at Apple Music Hall in London, with Apple Music subscribers able to watch the performance live.
Elton John performs the first-ever Apple Music Hall concert
Just a few days after Apple announced Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station in London, Elton John became the venue’s first performer, opening with “Your Song.”
Tickets went on sale earlier today, alongside tickets for upcoming shows by Baby Keem and Skye Newman.
The 600-capacity Apple Music Hall is located inside Battersea Power Station and was designed specifically for intimate live performances that can also be recorded and streamed globally.
The venue features a 38-foot stage, a 48-speaker Spatial Audio system, dedicated recording and mixing studios, and infrastructure for multicamera video production.
If you’re an Apple Music subscriber, you can watch Elton John’s live concert at Apple Music Hall here.
Here’s the schedule for upcoming Apple Music Hall concerts:
- Baby Keem — October 2
- Skye Newman — October 7
- Troye Sivan — October 13
- Arlo Parks — October 22
- Burna Boy — October 29
- Chase & Status — November 26
- Charli xcx — December 2
For more information on tickets and availability, follow this link.
Apple Music requires an active subscription. You can sign up for $11.99 per month, with 1 month free, or as part of the Apple One bundle.
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