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.

Sugar Mountain Is Establishing Itself As One Of Australia’s Best Summer Festivals

There’s something really special about an outdoor summer festival. It’s a place where music lovers gather, united by their desire to get among their favourite...

Check Out Audioslave’s First Performance In Over A Decade

Just a few days ago, news broke that Audioslave were going to be reuniting for their first gig in over a decade, and now, it’s...

Sydney Psych Fest Announces Even More Acts For This Year’s Festival

Back in December we announced the first round of bands that were set to hit Sydney’s Factory Theatre in February for the third edition of...

Briggs’ Record Label Is Throwing A Huge ‘Reclaim Australia Day’ Party

It’s become one of the most divisive days of the year, and with frequent calls to change the date lead by artists such as Briggs...

Thy Art Is Murder Reunite With CJ McMahon & Announce New Album

Sydney deathcore heroes Thy Art Is Murder have been at the forefront of Australia’s metal scene for roughly a decade now. Back in 2015, they...

Slightly Stoopid Have Made A Record Out Of Marijuana

Influential funk rock band, and 2017 Bluesfest attendees, Slightly Stoopid have been making music for over 20 years, and their laidback attitudes and appetite for...

Musicians Are Reacting To Donald Trump’s Inauguration

In recent months and years, we’ve been bombarded with one of the most divisive people on the planet, Donald Trump. With supporters and detractors all...

Spank Rock Working With Aussie Producer Swick For New Album

Spank Rock has been in the limelight for over 10 years, having risen to fame with his debut album YoYoYoYoYo in 2006. Recently though, Aussie fans...

10 More Of The Best Side Projects In Musical History

We’ve written extensively about side-projects in the past, and with good reason – side projects can be one of the best things in a music...

Aaliyah’s Music Has Been Removed From iTunes Yet Again

Since Aaliyah’s untimely death back in 2001, fans have been consuming her music as much as when she was alive, with countless artists citing her as...

Could Music Festivals Be The Saviour For Some Aussie Towns?

There’s a fair chance that you’ve driven through some failing Aussie towns at some point in your life. It’s a sad, unescapable reality that many of these...

Operator Please’s Drummer Is Doing Some Very Cool Stuff Now

If you listened to Aussie music at all in 2007, Operator Please were inescapable. Surely you remember them, they were the ones that had that song,...

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