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.

Aurora, Arctic Monkeys, and Ball Park Music, the three most-played acts on triple j this week.

Get to know the 20 most-played acts on triple j this week

Keen to know which acts have been scoring the most airplay on triple j this week? We've got you covered!

Artwork for the final weeks of Melbourne nightclub BANG!

Melbourne’s alternative nightclub Bang! to close its doors after 12 years

"There’s no doubt we’ve had some of the best years of our lives bringing BANG to you all."

Stone Temple Pilots pictured with new vocalist Jeff Gutt

Stone Temple Pilots’ vocalist reveals how one of the band’s songs is “off limits” to him

"To me, that one's a little off limits. But other than that, I'm game."

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Press shot of Melbourne duo Willow Beats

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Melbourne’s Willow Beats have announced an indefinite hiatus

"This may come as a surprise but it's something we've been mulling over for a while."

Gorillaz’ new album is confirmed, to be released next month

The first record since 2017's 'Humanz'.

Alison Wonderland, Angus & Julia Stone, and Peking Duk, three of this year's headliners for Yours & Owls

Angus & Julia Stone lead an impressive Yours & Owls lineup for 2018

An immense lineup of local talent is set to descend upon Wollongong in September.

Members of US hip-hop collective BROCKHAMPTON, with Ameer Vann pictured right.

BROCKHAMPTON remove founding member amid sexual abuse allegations

"We were lied to, and we’re sorry for not speaking up sooner."

CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry responds to “bullshit” album review

“That’s fine if you wanna write about the music, but then don’t belittle the other things because you don’t like this record."

Gaz Coombes, former frontman of Supergrass

Supergrass’ Gaz Coombes announces 2018 East Coast tour

Hitting Aussie shores this September.

"Weird Al" Yankovic pictured with Dave Grohl and Pat Smear of the Foo Fighters, and Nirvana's Krist Novoselic

Check out “Weird Al” Yankovic covering an early Foo Fighters classic

'This Is A Call' gets the "Weird Al" treatment.

James Blake says the “sad boy” label is “unhealthy and problematic”

"It is only ever a good thing to talk about what is on your mind."

Legendary grunge band Alice In Chains, with new vocalist William DuVall pictured right.

Alice In Chains’ Jerry Cantrell says the band never ‘replaced’ Layne Staley

"There is no replacing Layne so we weren’t asking Will to come in and try to be Layne, we wanted him to be himself."

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