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.

Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters performing live in Sydney

The Foo Fighters drop new live EP to launch ‘Foo Files’ project

The Foo Fighters are taking a look back over the archives, asking fans for some of their favourite memories of seeing the group perform live.

Press shot of Aussie punk-legends the Hard-Ons

Aussie punk legends the Hard-Ons announce new album, national tour

Their 12th album – and first since 2000 to feature founding member Keish, be sure to catch the Hard-Ons when they head your way later this year!

Image of Alex Lloyd for his 'Black The Sun' album

Alex Lloyd announces extensive ‘Black The Sun’ 20th anniversary tour

"A lot has happened in that time, however this album still resonates with me maybe even more so now," explains Alex Lloyd of the milestone.

Image of Australian rock outfit The Pinheads

Track By Track: The Pinheads take us through new album, ‘Is This Real’

"The context of Is This Real can’t be overstated, as that seems to be the hotbed from which the album was birthed," says Jez Player of The Pinheads

Image of Metallica performing during a rain storm in Manchester

Check out Metallica performing ‘Master Of Puppets’ in a rain storm

A wet and wild affair was not going to stop the members of Metallica from delivering a rendition of one of their most iconic tracks.

Find out about all the Victorian music festivals you've gotta grab a ticket for!

Brisbane Festival has dropped its biggest music lineup ever

There's something on offer for absolutely everyone this year, with Brisbane Festival bringing the goods with their largest music lineup to date.

Brockhampton two albums in 2021, Kevin Abstract says

BROCKHAMPTON tease next album with preview of new song

The follow-up to BROCKHAMPTON's 2018 record 'iridescence' could be on the way sooner than we thought.

Roger Daltrey of The Who says his voice will likely be gone in five years

The Who frontman reckons his pipes won't last much longer, but the group are still hard at work on a new record, he says.

Check out the first trailer for new miniseries, ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’

'Wu-Tang: An American Saga' is set to premiere in the US this September, though Australian screenings are not yet confirmed.

Image of Melbourne radio iconc Stephen "The Ghost" Walker at 3RRR

Melbourne music icon Stephen “The Ghost” Walker has passed away

"We celebrate Stephen’s contribution to Triple R, Melbourne underground culture, music and community broadcasting," 3RRR said of Walker and his legacy.