Technology company Apple has set up a music hall at Battersea Power Station in London, UK, with features that aim to revolutionise the music experience for artists and fans.
Technology company Apple has set up a music hall at Battersea Power Station in London, UK, with features that aim to revolutionise the music experience for artists and fans. The venue is designed to host live performances, while also enabling radio programmes, video recordings and live streams. It has the capacity to accommodate 600 people and comprises a 48-speaker spatial sound system, giving the audience an enriching experience. The venue also comprises a 38ft-wide stage, the set-up of which can be changed to support in-the-round arrangements as well as front-facing events. The venue’s brickwork and other features draw inspiration from Battersea Power Station’s architecture.
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