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.

Looks like Korn are gearing up to announce some big news this week

The wait for the first Korn album in three years might soon be over.

Members of US rap rock supergroup Prophets Of Rage

Check out the new Prophets Of Rage song, ‘Made With Hate’

Prophets Of Rage are back with their first song in almost a year, releasing the furious track 'Made With Hate' overnight.

Morrissey performing live on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'

Morrissey denies allegations of racism in new interview with his nephew

"If I were a postman I would have won a Harassment Case against The Guardian and been awarded 10 million pounds in damages by now," Morrissey explains.

Dave Mustaine of Megadeth in a Facebook video

Dave Mustaine thanks fans for their support following his cancer diagnosis

"Dave has begun treatment, so things are moving forward with that," David Ellefson explained of the recent cancer diagnosis of Dave Mustaine.

Ruby Fields will be taking over the triple j Breakfast slot next week

Tune in from 6am to 9am all next week to hear Ruby Fields helps you get your day off to a flying start.

Peking Duk performing at the triple j One Night Stand in 2018

triple j have just unveiled this year’s ripper One Night Stand lineup

Tune in to triple j this Thursday to find out the location of this year's One Night Stand.

Image of Michael Jackson used for his 'Bad' album cover

Janet Jackson says Michael’s legacy ‘will continue’ despite ‘Leaving Neverland’ controversy

"I love it when I see kids emulating him, when adults still listen to his music," Janet Jackson said of her late brother.

Image of alternate cover from the new album by The Saboteurs

Someone found an awesome alternate cover to The Saboteurs’ new album

Paying homage to The Beatles', the new record by The Saboteurs has a surprise that only brave fans would be willing to claim.

2 panel image of Billie Eilish and Dave Grohl and Kurt Cobain of Nirvana

Dave Grohl compares Billie Eilish to Morrissey in discussion with Josh Homme

"It’s like the kids who are there at the show, and not just kids, the people that are there are just so into the scene," Dave Grohl said of Billie Eilish.