The second season of Apple Music Live will take place on May 10 with a special concert by singer Ed Sheeran previously recorded at the Eventim Apollo in London. Sheeran will present to the public his new album (under the name “-” or Subtract) in its entiretyalong with a 12-piece band that includes Aaron Dessner, lead singer of the rock band The National.

The presentation of Apple Music Live will be available for streaming on Apple TV+. According to Apple, fans can stream Sheeran’s performance on demand on Apple Music and Apple TV+ starting at 5:00 pm ET on May 10. In addition, future Apple Music Live events will also be available to stream on Apple TV+.

Ed Sheeran says he’s thrilled to be able to share songs from Subtract with fans (meaning “less” in English). “I was very nervous that day as I was playing tracks from the new album for the first time. Aaron and an amazing band brought the show to life and it was an honor to be with them. It was an emotional night, but I’m sorry, I’m very glad we were able to document it.”

First Apple Music Live featuring Harry Styles

The first season of Apple Music Live kicked off with a live stream of Harry Styles’ One Night Only in New York to celebrate the release of Harry’s House. Other highlights from the event included performances by Billie Eilish Live at the O2, Alicia Keys, Lil Durk, Mary J. Blige, Luke Combs and Wizkid. You can check out past performances in the Apple Music Live archive, and now you can get ready to stream Ed Sheeran’s pre-recorded performance from Subtract.

According to Apple, behind-the-scenes footage, the Apple Music Live set list, and more exclusive content will also be released after the show’s broadcast on May 10. The first season is available in spatial audio quality, so we can expect strong production and good audio quality in Ed Sheeran’s presentation. Subtract (-) was released on major streaming platforms this Friday (5) and is now available for fans to listen to.

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Source: BGR

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