Tyler Jenke

Tyler Jenke is the Adelaide-born, Melbourne-based Editor of Rolling Stone Australia. You can usually catch him reading up on Hottest 100 statistics, or in the front row of a Bad//Dreems concert.

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‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ becomes oldest song to hit a billion views on YouTube

“We are honoured that ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ has just hit one billion views on YouTube,” Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor explained in a statement.

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Ryan Adams appears to plot his return following sexual abuse allegations

Ryan Adams has made his return to social media for the first time since February to break the silence following a number of sexual abuse allegations.

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YouTube sensation Scotty Sire adds Sydney show to Australian tour

Ahead of Australian visit later this year, Scotty Sire will treat Sydney fans to some of his acclaimed musical compositions.

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You Am I and Jebediah announce massive Aussie co-headline tour

Pop the 1998 Hottest 100 on Spotify, because You Am I and Jebediah are about to show you why they're Australia's most-beloved live acts.

Korn bassist says he wants the band’s cover album to be released one day

"I like the idea of being able to buy a CD with just Korn covers, so it's not like you're trying to make your band blow up off of a cover."

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Nirvana to release iconic 1993 ‘Live And Loud’ performance on vinyl

One of the most popular Nirvana concerts will finally make its way to a turntable near you next month!

Live review: Senses Fail @ Stay Gold, Melbourne

Back in April, US legends Senses Fail announced their first Aussie tour since 2013. On Saturday night, the group made their welcome return to Melbourne.

Lamb Of God confirm departure of Chris Adler, name replacement

Founding Lamb Of God member Chris Adler is no longer a member of the group, with his touring replacement now officially in the fold.

Check out Sum 41 performing a punk-infused Metallica medley

"They just have such great melodies," Sum 41 said of Metallica. "Even though they're tough and they're hard and heavy, they're like the Beatles of metal."

Live Review: The Streets @ Festival Hall, Melbourne

Eight years since his last appearance on Aussie shores, Mike Skinner brought The Streets back for a long-awaited Melbourne performance.

The Streets are reportedly working on two new records

"I'm doing a mixtape, which is a collaborations album – and that will be out hopefully at the end of the summer. That's kind of like a Streets duet album."

Fans raise concern for Macy Gray after ‘car crash’ interview on UK TV

"What’s up with Macy Gray, she seems a bit out of it?" one fan wrote on Twitter.

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