Apple Music Festival 2015: Ellie Goulding, Mumford & Sons and Carrie Underwood join line-up
Florence + The Machine will close the festival on 28 September at the Roundhouse in Camden
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Your support makes all the difference.Ellie Goulding will open the rebranded iTunes Festival in London on 19 September, Apple has confirmed.
The singer will be joined in the line-up at Camden’s Roundhouse by recently announced names Mumford & Sons, Carrie Underwood, LION BABE, NAO and Jack Garratt.
Other acts performing at the festival include Disclosure, One Direction, Little Mix, The Chemical Brothers and Pharrell Williams.
Florence + The Machine will close the Apple Music Festival with support from Brit-winner James Bay and The Machine.
Current Line-up:
September 19 Ellie Goulding
September 20 Take That
September 21 Carrie Underwood
September 22 One Direction + Little Mix
September 23 The Weeknd
September 24 The Chemical Brothers
September 25 Disclosure + LION BABE + NAO
Seotember 26 Pharrell Williams + Leon Bridges
September 27 Mumford & Sons + Jack Garratt
September 28 Florence + The Machine + James Bay
Launched in June, Apple Music is a recent initiative from Apple to streamline all music content in one app.
UK residents can win tickets to see the shows in person at www.applemusicfestival.com.
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