iTunes Music Festival arrives as the new Apple Music Festival and returns to London

The iTunes Music Festival was one of the biggest and most anticipated music events, a truly incredible festival that began in London in 2007 and lasted a whole month. Now it's time to go home and fill the place with music from the most important artists of the moment.

iTunes Music Festival returns to London, and it arrives with a new name, Apple Music Festival

This festival was previously known as the iTunes Music Festival, but that was until last year, as this year it arrives with a renewed name , Apple Music Festival. Although it comes with fewer days than before, it will last 10 days, and promises to be full of surprises.

All fans who want to attend the festival can try their luck and win tickets through Apple Music and other collaborating entities, such as the London Evening Standard . Additionally, during the festival, all performing artists will be able to share photos and videos with their fans through Apple Music's Connect feature.

Apple Music users can also enjoy the event on their iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, or PC, thanks to the live audio and video stream. The festival will take place at the incredible Roundhouse concert hall. Beats 1 will also provide extensive live coverage of the event and its artists from backstage.

Over 550 top-tier artists have graced the stages of this music festival, including past performers like Lady Gaga, Mika, Paramore, and Katy Perry , among many others. This year promises to be no exception, with Pharrell Williams, One Direction, Florence + The Machine, and Disclosure set to deliver an electrifying performance.

This grand event is planned to take place from September 19th to September 28th . Since the launch of Apple Music a few months ago, Apple has continued to impress all its fans, and this festival is expected to be the biggest of the year.