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.

Police send busker home to practice after butchering ‘Wonderwall’

A busker in the Danish city of Aalborg got a rude shock when local police protested his performance of 'Wonderwall', telling him to go home and practice.

All four members of US Allah-Las with a trippy light show in the foreground

US band forced to cancel show following potential terror threat

US rock band Allah-Las have been forced to cancel their show in Rotterdam following a potential terror threat discovered by local police

Iron Maiden's Steve Harris using his bass as a machine gun

Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris wants to turn his house into a luxury hotel

Ever wanted to stay in the same house as a rock legend? Well if Iron Maiden's Steve Harris gets his way, you might be using his house as a luxury hotel.

2 panel image of Queens Of The Stone Age and their removed promo poster in New Zealand

Queens Of The Stone Age had their promo poster removed by New Zealand church

We see band posters everywhere, but sometimes those who place them mightn't realise the ramifications of where they go, as Queens Of The Stone age found out

Ruby Fields announces her national ‘P Plates’ single launch tour

19-year-old Sydney musician Ruby Fields has today released the film clip for her second single 'P Plates', in addition to a national single launch tour

Members of alternative-metal band Rage Against The Machine performing live

Rage Against The Machine’s Tim Commerford talks about the origins of the group’s name

Rage Against The Machine's legacy speaks for itself, but when it comes to the origins of the group's name, bassist Tim Commerford steps in to explain.

Looks like Illy might be catching the train with fans to his gig this Saturday

Local hip-hop legend Illy is playing in Frankston this Saturday night, and he might just be heading to the gig with a bunch of fans on the local train

UNIFY Gathering have already begun dropping clues about their 2018 lineup

The official lineup for 2018's UNIFY Gathering might still be just over a week away, but that hasn't stopped the festival dropping clues.

Members of US rock band The National in a forest.

The National have just announced an Aussie tour for 2018

Four years since they last graced our shores, The National are set to return to Australia in February and March of 2018 for a short run of live performances

Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl of Nirvana

Dave Grohl opens up on the possibility of a Nirvana reunion

We've all but given up on the idea of Nirvana's remaining members ever really touring again, but Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic haven't exactly ruled it out

All four members of US supergroup Dead Cross

Mike Patton’s Dead Cross forced to cancel US show following accident

Dead Cross, the supergroup featuring Faith No More's Mike Patton and Slayer's Dave Lombardo, has been forced to cancel a US show following an accident.

Looks like Foals are getting down to work on their next album

Two years since they released their most recent record, 'What Went Down', Foals look to be getting set to start recording their new one.

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