Apple confirms the first eight Apple Music Hall shows in London, with Elton John opening September 28. Tickets for Elton, Baby Keem, and Skye Newman go on sale Monday at 9AM BST; remaining dates later.
Apple has confirmed the first eight shows at its new Apple Music Hall in London, with Elton John opening the run on September 28. 9to5Mac (Marcus Mendes, September 25, 2026) reported the lineup after Apple announced it; the venue itself opened earlier the same week per Apple’s Newsroom (September 21, 2026). For our opening coverage, see Apple Music Hall at Battersea.
Apple says tickets for Elton John, Baby Keem, and Skye Newman go on sale Monday, September 28 at 9AM BST. Remaining shows will go on sale at a later date — Apple has not published those dates yet. Ticket and availability details are pointed at applemusichall.com.
Apple Music Hall sits in London’s Battersea Power Station and is described as a roughly 600-capacity intimate venue with Spatial Audio capture, a broadcast-ready mix path, multicamera video, and global livestreams via Apple Music — the same production framing Apple used when it opened the hall. Treat those as Apple’s announced capabilities, not independent reviews of the first shows.
9to5Mac also notes longer Apple Music ties for some artists on the bill (for example Elton John’s Rocket Hour since 2015, and Charli xcx’s earlier Beats 1 The Candy Shop run) — background, not a ticket requirement.
This is an official confirmation, not a rumor: eight named shows through early December, Elton John first on September 28, early tickets Monday at 9AM BST, and later on-sale dates still unannounced.
Sources: 9to5Mac — Marcus Mendes (Sep 25, 2026, ~1:08 p.m. PT); Apple Newsroom — Apple Music Hall opens (Sep 21, 2026); tickets: applemusichall.com.