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.

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Steven Adler responds to claims that Mötley Crüe ripped off Guns N’ Roses

"Nikki [Sixx] is a genius. He is one step ahead of everybody."

Dave Matthews reckons metal fans are unattractive and drink a lot

"You see the most hammered people in the world from the stage."

Russian-American indie legend Regina Spektor

Regina Spektor has just announced 2018 Aussie tour dates

Her first Aussie shows in six years!

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Gang Of Youths to represent Australia at Foo Fighters’ wild Cal Jam fest

Joining a stacked list full of musical legends.

The Groovin the Moo stage, shot by Mackenzie Sweetnam

Check out all the highlights from this year’s Groovin The Moo festival

All the action from another stunning year of the legendary fest!

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Get yourself ready for Snowtunes, Australia’s coldest boutique festival

The lineup drops this Thursday!

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New Melbourne venue forced to rename after legal action

"So after our baptism by fire, this week bought us the case and desist Intellectual Property claim to consider."

Damon Albarn accidentally left the new Gorillaz album in the back of a taxi

“It was a disaster."

Painters And Dockers frontman Paulie Stewart

Painters And Dockers frontman to undergo surgery following accident

"As General McCarthur once said, 'I Shall Return.'"

Screenshot of Courtney Barnett hosting 'Rage'

Courtney Barnett will be taking over the ‘rage’ couch this weekend

Picking tunes by Sleater-Kinney, Grace Jones, PJ Harvey, and more!

Tumbleweed will be playing their debut album in full on their upcoming tour

For the first time ever!

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Audioslave’s drummer reveals the band broke up before their first album

"That was tough. But we got it together, he got it together, and we were able to make three records.”

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