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.

Premiere: Liv Cartledge releases her astonishingly genuine debut EP ‘Timber’

After years honing her craft, Liv Cartledge has released her long-awaited debut record, stating her case as one of Australia's best emerging songwriters.

Josh Homme & Dean Fertita of Queens Of The Stone Age on Later... With Jools Holland with a string section

Check out QOTSA performing ‘Villains’ cut on TV with a string section

Queens Of The Stone Age appeared on 'Later… With Jools Holland' to perform a cut from their newest record 'Villains', complete with string section.

Attendees at Las Vegas' Life Is Beautiful festival

Police believe Las Vegas shooter planned to attack another music festival

In the wake of the Las Vegas shooting earlier this week, police are investigating claims that the shooter may have planned to attack a different festival.

Tash Sultana performing live on Late Night With Seth Meyers

Check out Tash Sultana absolutely smashing her US television debut

Tash Sultana is currently in the middle of a sold out US tour. So naturally, the next thing to do is to go on US television and blow everyone away.

Bluesfest music festival shot from the air

10 massive Aussie music festivals you need to tick off your bucket list

Our country has some seriously big festivals that any serious music lover has to experience at least once.

Image of the crowd at Pitch Music & Arts festival 2017

Pitch Music & Arts festival locks in lineup for its 2018 edition

Following an impressive debut in 2017, Pitch Music & Arts has announced an immense lineup for its 2018 event, with some huge names on the bill.

Slum Sociable open up about ongoing struggles with depression

Slum Sociable have been a bit quiet recently, with the duo taking to Facebook today to discuss the struggles they have faced due to depression.

St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne, hub for Melbourne Music Week 2017

St Paul’s Cathedral has been chosen as Melbourne Music Week’s hub

Melbourne Music Week has named its hub for the November event, turning St Paul's Cathedral into a musical venue for the first time in its 126 year history.

Premiere: Adelaide’s Nakatomi shine with the inspirational ‘Wooden Castle’

The indie-electro have just delivered a fresh taste off of their upcoming EP, delivering the wonderfully dark, yet uplifting 'Wooden Castle'.

Image of patrons at the Route 91 Harvest Music festival in Las Vegas following a shooting

Over 50 dead and 500 injured in U.S. music festival shooting

Police are currently on the hunt for a gunman who began to open fire on a large number of patrons at a country music festival.

Former PM Tony Abbott and members of Savage Garden

Tony Abbott admits he’s a Savage Garden fan despite Macklemore debate

Tony Abbott has spent some time criticising Maklemore's equality stance at the NRL, but has admitted to be a Savage Garden fan. Read more of the story here.

The Killers performing with Jack Riewoldt at yesterday's AFL Grand Final

The Killers’ Grand Final gig is already being deemed one of the best ever

The AFL has seen plenty of criticism for its choice of acts that play the Grand Final, but The Killers' performance has drawn nothing but praise this time.

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