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.

Indie

Aussie bands powder finger standing together looking at the camera. John Farnham sining into a microphone. Midnight Oil standing together looking at the camera

Indie

Check out the 17 most iconic songs in Aussie music history

Australia's musical history is enough to make any Australian proud. Obviously, Aussie fans are bound to be biased that we have the best tunes.

Blues, Roots and Soul

bands Gary Clark Jr, Hurray For The Riff Raff, and C.W. Stoneking, 3 artists taking old genres in new directions

Blues, Roots and Soul

Seven bands taking old genres in exciting new directions

Plenty of other styles of music happen to fall out of fashion in the process, with their legacy only living on through bands who have come before.

Country

Let’s revisit some of country music’s biggest milestones

Ever since country music first began, it's been an impressive genre. Join us as we revisit some of the biggest moments the genre has to offer.

Emo

Emo

Molly And The Krells unveil new pop-punk anthem, ‘Silver And Gold’

One of the year's best pop-punk anthems, Molly And The Krells have delivered a nostalgic classic by way of "Silver And Gold".

Hip Hop

Inside that time triple j played the same song for 24 hours

Let's take a look back and remember when a radio station with attitude decided to express themselves – good ol' triple j.

Indie

Nathan Hudson of Faker, Cassette Kids, and Katy Steele of Little Birdy - three bands who seemingly disappeared

Indie

14 Aussie bands that just kind of disappeared from limelight

They say it’s better to burn out than fade away, well for these Aussie bands it would sadly be the latter, leaving many fans scratching their heads.

Classic Rock

Warwick Capper, Russel Crowe, and Sia - 3 celebrities with secret pasts

Classic Rock

17 celebrities with embarrassing musical pasts

Who hasn't dreamed of being super famous at least once in their life? How far would you go to do reach the coveted celebrities status?

Classic Rock

Seven times Australia was the inspiration for huge international bands

From music videos to albums, Australia has been the birthplace of some classic pieces of musical history, serving as an inspiration for other bands.

Indie

Indie

Premiere: Jack Bratt returns with the mesmerising ‘London’

The latest song from the Brisbane artist, 'London' sees Jack Bratt showcasing his stellar songwriting and killer guitarwork once again.

Metal

The wild story of how Iron Maiden once crashed a wedding in Poland

"We stood at the bar, wedding guests came to us, rubbed their eyes as if checking if they had drunk so much that they could see Iron Maiden."

Metal

A look back at the hilarious music documentary, ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot’

Back in 1986, two filmmakers interviewed people at a Judas Priest concert. The result was the underground classic, 'Heavy Metal Parking Lot'

Indie

Two panel image of Parvyn and BRAKAA, two of community radio’s Australian music picks

Indie

Turn It Up: Community radio’s Australian music picks

3RRR's Simon Winkler contributes with a list of local tracks from community radio you should be listening to right now.

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Tyler Jenke

Check out the 17 most iconic songs in Aussie music history

Seven bands taking old genres in exciting new directions

Let’s revisit some of country music’s biggest milestones

Molly And The Krells unveil new pop-punk anthem, ‘Silver And Gold’

Inside that time triple j played the same song for 24 hours

14 Aussie bands that just kind of disappeared from limelight

17 celebrities with embarrassing musical pasts

Seven times Australia was the inspiration for huge international bands

Premiere: Jack Bratt returns with the mesmerising ‘London’

The wild story of how Iron Maiden once crashed a wedding in Poland

A look back at the hilarious music documentary, ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot’

Turn It Up: Community radio’s Australian music picks

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