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.

h.eund, MEZKO, and ARIG, three of the best Australian artists you need to hear this week.

The 9 incredible Australian artists you need to hear this week

Nicholas J. Rodwell and Liz Ansley from 4ZZZ in Brisbane picks out the Australian artists that definitely deserve a listen.

The Bennies have announced their ‘Natural Born Chillers’ Aussie tour

Heading out on an eleven date run of the country this June!

3 panel image of Martin Starr from 'Silicon Valley', a stylised version of Bitcoin, and an undated image of British grindcore band Napalm Death

Someone has built the Napalm Death Bitcoin alert from ‘Silicon Valley’

You suffer, but why?

Dave Grohl performing with the Foo Fighters at Georgia State Stadium on Saturday night.

Watch Dave Grohl invite a “repeat offender” onstage to drum with the band

“I have never had a repeat offender at a Foo Fighters show, but tonight, this crazy motherfucker Pierce is back."

2 panel image of Swedish pop legends ABBA, and Molly Meldrum

Molly Meldrum says he’ll be campaigning for ABBA to tour Australia again

"I'm hoping a tour will happen."

15 awesome Brisbane gigs you can’t miss this May

Looking for a big night out this month? We've got you covered.

Melbourne-via-Wellington punks, Bakers Eddy

Bakers Eddy share their top tips for touring New Zealand

"Nothing holds the team together like a communal singalong to Dave Dobbyn."

15 awesome Melbourne gigs you can’t miss this May

Melbourne's night life has plenty to offer this May.

15 awesome Sydney gigs you can’t miss this May

Don't miss out on some of the best live shows Sydney has to offer this month.

Image of a crowd watching Dune Rats at Splendour In The Grass 2017

Here’s the full list of Splendour In The Grass sideshows for 2018

All the info you need about the extra shows by this year's Splendour In The Grass artists

Music producer Sylvia Massy, who worked on Tool's 1993 debut

Tool producer talks turning down Prince to work on group’s 1993 debut

"I had to make a choice, so I turned Prince down. I knew Tool was an important band, and the album 'Undertow' would be their big breakthrough."

3 panel image of John Travolta, the Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, and Billy Idol.

Check out John Travolta & Billy Idol joining the Foo Fighters onstage

"I never in my wildest thought that I would be standing here with Billy Idol about rock this shit in front of 40,000 fucking people."

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