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.

Gang Of Youths’ tour van has been robbed during their US tour

The group's streak of bad luck in the States continues.

Mallrat, Lady Leshurr, and Baker Boy, three of the hip-hop acts heading to Groovin The Moo this year

Get to know the hip-hop acts heading to Groovin The Moo this year

Check out the stellar acts bringing all the beats, rhymes, and vibes to this year's event.

Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant in spotlight

Final tickets have been released for Robert Plant’s second Melbourne gig

Be quick, or else you might miss out on seeing one of music's greatest frontmen in the flesh.

Download Festival have revealed their updated set times and festival map

Download Festival have revealed their site map and revised set times

With only a couple of days to go, you better get planning!

Alt-rock legends Sonic Youth performing live

Here’s your chance to own some of Sonic Youth’s legendary guitar pedals

Four of the pedals that gave Sonic Youth their unique sound are up for grabs on eBay!

A press photo of DREAMS, the new project from Luke Steele and Daniel Johns.

Daniel Johns & Luke Steele’s DREAMS to make Aus debut at Vivid LIVE

The Aussie pair will play a pair of exclusive shows in Sydney this May.

English metal legends Arcitects, who topped the inaugural Hardest 100 countdown.

Here are all the results from The Faction’s inaugural ‘Hardest 100’

From start to finish, The Hardest 100 was a non-stop metal fest.

Jack White performing live at Third Man Records

Jack White played his first live shows in two years over the weekend

The rocker played three shows to a select crowd at his Third Man Records headquarters recently.

Ana Tijoux, Juanes, and Tinariwen, three artists who don't primarily sing in English.

Who are the world’s biggest non-English speaking acts?

There's more to the world of music that just those acts that solely sing in English.

German DJ Robin Schulz wearing a pair of his limited edition Sennheiser headphones

Win a pair of Robin Schulz Sennheiser monitoring headphones!

We've got a pair of Robin Schulz Limited Edition Sennheiser monitoring headphones worth $390 up for grabs, and we want them to be yours!

Hockey Dad reschedule Brisbane show due to venue’s “structural issues”

"Sorry for the stitch up, it was out of our control."

12 awesome Sydney gigs you can’t miss this March

Summer's over, but the venues are just heating up.

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