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.

3 panel image of acts on the Ultra Music Festival lineup, including Axwell Λ Ingrosso, Tigerlily & Afrojack

Tigerlily, Afrojack & more named for Ultra Music’s debut Aussie lineup

Ultra Music Festival has just announced the lineup for its very first Australian edition, with some of the genre's biggest names on the bill.

Robert DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots performing live

Stone Temple Pilots have announced their first gig with new singer

Stone Temple Pilots are set to make their long-awaited live debut with their new frontman in just a couple of weeks to a select group of fans.

17 of the best rock albums of 2017 (so far)

While some reckon guitars are going extinct, we're quietly having a pretty amazing year of rock.

The new scissorist in Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Noel Gallagher’s new tune features the scissors as an instrument

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds took to TV recently to premiere a new song, and a new member of the band: a scissorist.

Premiere: Jazz Party run us through their stellar debut LP

Ahead of the release of their debut record on Friday, Melbourne jazz-punks Jazz Party took us through each of the album's tracks.

All 9 members of US heavy metal outfit Slipknot

Slipknot confirm they already have “eight new songs” for their new album

Slipknot recently released a new live documentary, but they band are also hard at work at new music, with plenty of songs already set for their next album.

US singer-songwriter (and Nobel Prize winner) Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize speech is being released as a limited-edition book

Bob Dylan's famous Nobel Prize speech is set to be released as a limited-edition book, with a rather hefty price tag attached to it.

A screenshot from The Beverly Chills' 'Loner' video

Premiere: Join the cult of The Beverly Chills with the rocking ‘Loner’

Melbourne's Beverly Chills recently dropped a new EP with the wild 'Loner'. Now, the group have delivered an equally crazy film clip for the tune.

All five members of US indie-rock band The National

The National just dropped a Donald Trump-inspired Ramones cover

Dropping into US radio station KCRW recently, The National delivered a cover of Ramones classic from 1981 that they explained was 'inspired' by Donald Trump

English virtual band Gorillaz and Aussie electronic superstar Flume

Looks like there could be a Gorillaz & Flume collaboration in the works

Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn recently listed some of the big names he's been working on new music with, including Sydney's Grammy award-winning Flume.