Apple Music Opens 15,000-Sq-Ft Studio in Los Angeles

Apple Music is celebrating its 10th anniversary by opening a new, state-of-the-art three-story studio in Culver City, Los Angeles, designed as a creative campus for artists to innovate and connect with fans. The 15,000-square-foot facility includes two advanced radio studios with immersive Spatial Audio capabilities, a 4,000-square-foot soundstage for live performances, a dedicated spatial audio mixing room, and spaces for songwriting, podcasting, photo shoots, and content creation. Apple Music’s co-head Rachel Newman emphasized the studio's role in supporting artist-driven content, innovative audio experiences, and deeper fan engagement, marking a milestone in Apple’s mission to give artists creative freedom. The studio is part of Apple Music’s global network of creative hubs, complementing locations in New York, Tokyo, Berlin, Paris, and Nashville, with more studios planned. The new facility will also host marquee programming such as the Zane Lowe Show and aims to blend technology with artistry in a flexible environment tailored to diverse creative needs. This expansion reflects Apple's broader push into entertainment and spatial audio technology, underlining its commitment to evolving how music is made, streamed, and experienced.