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Grand Opening of London’s Apple Music Hall: A Night with Elton John and Special Guests
Apple recently unveiled a major transformation at London’s Battersea Station with the grand opening of Apple Music Hall, a cutting-edge live music venue aimed at connecting artists and fans through intimate performances.
The 600-seat hall, situated by the River Thames, offers an immersive experience with advanced features such as a configurable stage and a 48-speaker spatial sound system, providing artists with unparalleled creative control.
Sir Elton John is set to kick off the inaugural performance at Apple Music Hall on Monday, September 28. Tickets for this event will go on sale at 4 a.m. ET (9 a.m. London time) on the same day, with only 600 seats available, making early booking essential.
This marks Sir Elton John’s first public UK performance in over three years, following his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. He previously performed a private concert at Battersea Station in 2014.
Apple has also announced a lineup of seven more artists scheduled to perform at Apple Music Hall throughout the remainder of 2026:
- October 2: Baby Keem
- October 7: Skye Newman
- October 13: Troye Sivan
- October 22: Arlo Parks
- October 29: Burna Boy
- November 26: Chase & Status
- December 2: Charli XCX
Tickets for Baby Keem and Skye Newman’s performances will also be available for purchase on Monday morning. Details for the other shows are yet to be announced.
All concerts start at 6:00 p.m. local time, with tickets priced at £40 ($53 USD) for every seat, emphasizing Apple’s commitment to ensuring a close connection between the audience and the performers.
While the set list for the upcoming performances remains undisclosed, Apple Music Hall’s state-of-the-art production facilities hint at the possibility of releasing these live recordings on Apple Music in the future.
For more information on Apple Music Hall and ticket availability, visit applemusichall.com or follow @applemusichall on Instagram and TikTok. Detailed venue policies can be found in the FAQ section.
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