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.

Mastodon say they’re hoping to release their new album in 2020

"Brent's got a ton of crazy stuff [that's] just wild - I've never heard anything like it.”

Peking Duk have hit out at the NSW Government

Peking Duk slam NSW govt following Mountain Sounds cancellation

"It breaks our heart to say the NSW Government has well and truly crossed the line."

Drake’s old rap notebook has been sold for $32,500

The Canadian rapper's early days were quite different to his songs from today.

Image of controversial artist Tekashi 6ix9ine in an anti-abuse ad for a New York sex shop

Tekashi 6ix9ine has appeared in an anti-abuse ad for a New York sex shop

“When I was younger I used to make a lot of stupid mistakes, but I’m ready to learn more.”

Chris Cornell’s children accept posthumous Grammy award on his behalf

“I never thought we would be standing here without my dad,” Christopher Cornell began during his speech. “I’m sure he would be proud and honoured."

Live review: Damien Rice’s first Aussie tour in 12 years stunned his Melbourne crowd

Here's hoping we won't be waiting another 12 years for an experience like this.

R. Kelly’s German shows move to bigger venues due to high demand

Organisers say they'll let the courts do the judging.

Former Aussie hip-hop artist Chance Waters

One of the finest Aussie hip-hop releases of 2012 is finally back on Spotify

Chance Waters' final album makes its return to Spotify.

Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham

Lindsey Buckingham suffers vocal cord damage during heart surgery

"While he and his heart are doing well, the surgery resulted in vocal cord damage."

Guns N’ Roses set to hit the studio later this year to record new album

Once Slash wrapsup his tour, it's game on for the Gunners!

Maynard James Keenan gives another update on Tool album release date

"More focused updates to follow as we progress."

A 25-year-old Dinosaur Jr. track has inexplicably charted in Japan

Easily the oldest track in the charts this week.

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