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.

Kirin J Callinan taking part in an interview with The Project.

Kirin J Callinan has addressed controversial ARIA incident in new interview

"I'm an idiot, to be honest."

US musician/rapper/comedian/master-of-everything, Donald Glover as Childish Gambino

Childish Gambino is set to drop new music in New Zealand this year

"People can expect new music in some capacity.”

Beck’s Melbourne gig served as a welcome return for the alt-rock legend

“All I’m thinking is, why haven’t I been here in the last six years? What the hell?”

Actor Linden Furnell in the Australian production of 'American Idiot'

Aussie ‘American Idiot’ cast member fired for “inappropriate behaviour”

"I made a mistake, owned up to it, was immediately fired. That’s hopefully the end of it."

Jumanji Festival have responded to criticisms of their all-male lineup

"We opted to secure the best possible artists irrespective of gender."

CHVRCHES have detailed their new album following lead single leak

"Haven't heard CHVRCHES in such tempo for a long time."

Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience performing live

Jason Bonham forced to change the name of his ‘Led Zeppelin Experience’

"I was like, 'Um, okay, but I need to keep the logo, JBLZE.'"

Courtney Barnett might be in the middle of the rollout for her forthcoming third album but she's found the time to make a TV theme song.

Check out Courtney Barnett covering an INXS classic for marriage equality

Courtney Barnett revisited the INXS favourite once again for a new ad.

The Libertines have announced a surprise Melbourne headline show

It's all kicking off tomorrow night at 8pm.

Sydney City Limits attacker tracked down in one hour by the Internet

"No one should fear being assaulted at a music festival or anywhere for that matter."

Slayer have shared the first episode of a new documentary series

A retrospective look back at one of the world's biggest thrash-metal bands.

Late member of The Beatles, George Harrison, sitting with his guitar

Paul McCartney pays tribute to George Harrison on his 75th birthday

"Wonderful memories."

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