Apple Music has announced the first eight shows it is set to host at the recently announced Apple Music Hall, with a famous guest list including Elton John, Burna Boy and Charli xcx. Here's the full list:

28th September: Elton John

Sir Elton John will inaugurate Apple's first-ever live music venue on Monday, September 28th with a show at 6:30pm BST.

Tickets will cost £40, and go on sale just hours before the event takes place, at 9:00am the same day. Ticket sales are managed by DICE, and you can get tickets here. Doors open at 6pm.

2nd October: Baby Keem

On Friday, 2nd October at 6pm, Baby Keem will host an event at Apple Music Hall.

Tickets will go on sale on Monday, 28th September at 9am and will cost £40. You can get tickets for his show here.

7th October: Skye Newman

Skye Newman is set to perform on Wednesday, 7th October at 6pm in the Battersea venue. Tickets again cost £40, and you can buy them from the 28th September at 9am here.

13th October: Troye Sivan

Troye Sivan performs at Apple Music Hall on Tuesday, 13th October. Ticket information, and the specific time the event will take place are still to be confirmed.

22nd October: Arlo Parks

Arlo Parks performs on Thursday, 22nd October. Apple says doors open at 6pm BST, but tickets are not yet on sale. The exact time the event takes place is still to be confirmed.

29th October: Burna Boy

On Thursday, 29th October, Burna Boy will be the sixth person to host a performance at Apple Music Hall. Doors open at 6pm, with on-sale information, including ticket price, coming soon.

26th November: Chase & Status

Chase & Status perform on Thursday, 26th November, and are expected to be the first duo to perform at Apple Music Hall, following six solo performances.

Ticket information has not yet been announced.

2nd December: Charli XCX

Charli XCX is the last artist Apple announced today, with her show taking place on Wednesday, 2nd December.

On-sale information is coming soon.

600 Capacity Venue

Apple Music Hall is a live music venue with just 600 seats. Apple says it is "intimate by design" and that the venue is like a "small club with state-of-the-art sound and technology fit for an arena".

As you might expect from a tech company, the venue has a 48-speaker spatial sound system, and shows will be livestreamed globally.

Getting to Apple Music Hall

Apple says the venue has a nearby Underground station as well as close links to National Rail and buses.

The closest London Underground station is Battersea Power Station (BPS) on the Northern Line. The BPS website says this is about a 5-minute walk away from the main building.