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.

Bertrand Cantat, formerly of Noir Désir, performing live.

Convicted murderer pulls out of French festival lineup amid backlash

"How dare he? I find it shameful, indecent, disgusting, that he would go onstage."

Screenshot from the Liam Gallgher tour diary from SSHH

Let SSHH show you what it’s like to go on tour with Liam Gallagher

Ever wondered what it's like to be the band that supports one of music's biggest names?

Jet are hitting the road for the 15th anniversary of ‘Get Born’

Catch Jet in your neck of the woods this May and June!

Julian Casablancas of The Strokes and The Voidz performing live

Julian Casablancas blames “cultural brainwashing” for Ed Sheeran’s success

"People are so unaware and everything is confusing and information is coming out of every orifice."

The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne with a bottle of Dogfish Head's Dragons & YumYums beer

The Flaming Lips are releasing a new record filled with pink beer

It's set for limited release on Record Store Day.

Living blues-rock legend, and former frontman for The White Stripes, Jack White

Jack White says he “highly doubts” The White Stripes will ever reunite

Last month marked the seventh anniversary of the band's breakup.

ILUKA and Cosmo Thundercat, two acts added as supports to Bluesfest's sideshows

A slew of Aussie up-and-comers have joined the Bluesfest sideshows

Featuring appearances from Cosmo Thundercat, Tia Gostelow, Timberwolf, and much more!

The biggest band in the world wants you as their newest member

With members from some of Australia's biggest bands, this could be your big break.

Pearl Jam just dropped their first original song in five years

Pearl Jam's famous Ten Club received the song on Saturday.

Grizzly Bear delivered a stunning display of art-rock at Melbourne Zoo

"This is probably our biggest show ever here."

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Courtney Barnett, Vance Joy, and Sia, three of Australia's biggest modern musical exports.

Indie

Which Aussie musicians are the most successful overseas?

The acts keeping us on the map.

Tash Sultana has added an extra performance for Bluesfest 2018

The local legend will now close out the main stage on the festival's opening day.

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