Apple Music Hall Parking: Your Guide to London's Newest Live Music Venue
Everything you need to park near Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station.
Parking Near Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station
Apple Music Hall has only 600 places, the shows are one-offs, and tickets vanish in minutes. If you've managed to get one, don't leave the drive to chance.
Apple's new venue opened on 28 September 2026 inside the northern end of Battersea Power Station, with Sir Elton John playing the first night. Doors open in the early evening, so you'll be arriving in south-west London's weekday rush hour. Book a space before you set off and you can drive straight in, park up and walk to the West entrance with time to spare.
The first season is an eight-show run through to December. Here are the remaining dates:
Baby Keem – Friday 2 October 2026
Skye Newman – Wednesday 7 October 2026
Troye Sivan – Tuesday 13 October 2026
Arlo Parks – Thursday 22 October 2026
Burna Boy – Thursday 29 October 2026
Chase & Status – Thursday 26 November 2026
Charli xcx – Wednesday 2 December 2026
Book Apple Music Hall Parking
Book your parking near Apple Music Hall in Battersea Power Station in advance, so your space is confirmed before you leave home.
Choose the price point that suits you, from driveways a few minutes' walk from the venue to cheaper spaces a little further out.
Extend your session in the JustPark app if you stay for a drink on the riverside after the encore.
Save compared with turning up on the day, when drivers can pay up to 40% more at premium car parks.
Park on quieter residential streets away from the traffic on Battersea Park Road and Nine Elms Lane.
What Is Apple Music Hall?
Apple Music Hall is Apple's first permanent live music venue. It sits inside Battersea Power Station, which also houses Apple's UK headquarters. The room is deliberately small, but the production is built to arena standard:
A 38-foot-wide stage that can be set up for a traditional front-facing show or in the round.
A 48-speaker spatial sound system arranged all around the audience.
Two recording and mix studios behind the stage, so every show can be captured in Spatial Audio.
16 or more cameras, with performances livestreamed worldwide on Apple Music.
The design takes its cues from the power station itself, with heritage brickwork, fluted arches, bronze balconies and a large glass wall looking out over the concourse towards the Thames.
Apple Music Hall Tickets
Tickets are sold exclusively through DICE. The first three shows went on sale at 9am on Monday 28 September, and dates later in the season will be released separately. With so few places per show, here's what to know:
Follow Apple Music Hall on DICE so you're notified as soon as new shows go on sale.
Expect a limit of two tickets per person for each show.
Tickets can't be transferred to another DICE user. If you can't go, you can offer your ticket back through the DICE waiting list.
Only buy through DICE. Because tickets can't be transferred, any ticket offered on social media or a resale site is very likely to be invalid or a scam.
Check the age policy for each show. Some events are 14+, with under-18s accompanied by an adult.
Where to Park Near Apple Music Hall
Battersea Power Station sits south of the river in Nine Elms, and there's plenty of JustPark inventory in the surrounding streets. These are the best areas to search:
Find parking near Battersea Park Station, where spaces start from around £8 per day. The station is roughly a 10 to 12-minute walk from the venue.
Reserve a space on Battersea Park Road, which puts you within a short walk of the Power Station.
Park near Queenstown Road (Battersea) Station, where spaces start from around £9 per day. It's about an 11-minute walk from the venue.
If you want wider options, you can search across all of parking in London and compare prices by neighbourhood.
Driving to Apple Music Hall: Charges and Restrictions
Congestion Charge: Battersea Power Station is outside the Congestion Charge zone. However, if your route takes you through central London, you'll pay £18 when crossing the zone between 7am and 6pm on weekdays, or between 12pm and 6pm at weekends and on bank holidays.
ULEZ: The venue is inside the Ultra Low Emission Zone, which runs 24 hours a day, every day. Non-compliant vehicles pay £12.50 per day, so check your vehicle before you travel.
Controlled parking zones: Most residential streets around Battersea are covered by Wandsworth Council controlled parking zones, and some operate into the evening and at weekends. If you park in a permit bay without a permit, you risk a Penalty Charge Notice. The simple fix is to book a driveway or off-street space in advance.
Arrival: Head for the West entrance of Apple Music Hall inside Battersea Power Station. Allow time for security screening, which applies to all guests.
Getting to Apple Music Hall by Public Transport
If you're coming by public transport, or parking elsewhere and finishing the journey by train, the venue has good connections:
Battersea Power Station (Northern line) – Zone 1 Underground station directly next to the development on Battersea Park Road.
Battersea Park (National Rail) – around a 10 to 12-minute walk.
Queenstown Road (Battersea) (National Rail) – around an 11-minute walk.
Vauxhall (Victoria line and National Rail) – around a 20-minute walk, or a short ride on bus routes 156, 344 or 436.
Sloane Square (District and Circle lines) – a 12 to 20-minute walk over Chelsea Bridge, or bus routes 452 or 137.
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers – stops at Battersea Power Station Pier, about 15 minutes from Embankment.
Apple Music Hall Parking FAQs
Is there free parking near Apple Music Hall?
Free on-street parking is very hard to find around Battersea, as most streets are covered by controlled parking zones. Booking a JustPark space in advance is the most reliable way to guarantee a spot at a known price.
How early should I arrive at Apple Music Hall?
oors for the opening shows are at 6pm, and every guest goes through security screening. Aim to park at least 30 minutes before doors, especially on weekdays when evening traffic around Nine Elms is heavy.
Do I pay the Congestion Charge driving to Apple Music Hall?
Not if you approach from the south or west, as Battersea Power Station is outside the zone. You'll only pay if your route crosses central London during charging hours. The ULEZ does apply, so check your vehicle is compliant.
Is Apple Music Hall accessible?
Yes. The venue offers wheelchair-accessible seating, BSL interpretation and assistive hearing devices on request. When booking parking, use the filters in the JustPark app to find spaces that suit your needs.
Can I watch Apple Music Hall shows if I don't have a ticket?
Yes. Performances are livestreamed globally on Apple Music, so you can watch from home.
Do You Live Near Battersea Power Station? Earn Extra Income From Your Driveway
With sold-out shows through to December, as well as the shops, restaurants and offices at the Power Station, demand for parking in Battersea is only going up. Even if you're not going to a show yourself, your empty driveway or garage could be earning money on concert nights.
Rent out your driveway with JustPark. It's free to list, and you choose exactly when your space is available.
Set higher prices on show nights with Scheduled Pricing, so you earn more when demand peaks.
Join hosts earning more near venues. Hosts near sports grounds and music arenas earn 57% more than the average host.
Book Your Apple Music Hall Parking Today
With just 600 people in the room, a night at Apple Music Hall is about as close to your favourite artist as you're likely to get. Book your space before you leave, skip the circling around Nine Elms, and walk in relaxed, on time and ready for the first song.
