Apple has announced plans to open a new music venue inside the former Pink Floyd “Animals” power station in London. The venue, dubbed Apple Music Hall, will sit adjacent to the River Thames, offering a unique riverside setting for performers.
According to the company, the space is designed to allow musicians to perform and record simultaneously. The layout is intended to provide a flexible environment for live shows as well as studio work, making it a versatile hub for artists.
The “Animals” power station, a historic industrial site that has long been associated with the iconic band, will be repurposed into a modern music venue. Apple’s move reflects its growing investment in music infrastructure and live performance spaces.
London’s vibrant music scene has seen a number of new venues open in recent years, and Apple Music Hall is expected to add to the city’s reputation as a global centre for music and culture.
While details such as opening dates and capacity remain to be announced, the announcement marks a significant expansion of Apple’s physical presence in the music industry.
<small>Source: Rolling Stone — read the original story there.</small>
