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.

Hip Hop

US musician Kid Rock lounging by a stuffed deer

Hip Hop

Kid Rock tries to explain Oprah comments after drunken onstage rant

Kid Rock has taken to Twitter to double down on his comments about Oprah Winfrey, just one day after making headlines for a drunken rant against the icon.

Hip Hop

Run The Jewels say their ‘hard as fuck’ new album is due out next year

El-P has taken to Twitter to offer an update into the new Run The Jewels record, revealing the upcoming release is "hard as fuck".

Hip Hop

Image of Snoop Dogg performing at the Late Night In The Phog concert

Hip Hop

Snoop Dogg has released an album of lullabies to send your kids to sleep

Having trouble settling the little ones down to sleep? Now you can rely on the talents of Snoop Dogg who has just released an album of lullabies for kids.

Indie

Melbourne politician calls for Victorian freeway to be named after TISM

Melbourne politician David Limbrick has made a call we can all get behind, campaigning for a Victorian freeway to be named for enigmatic music icons TISM.

Indie

Image of Australian musician Shellie Morris, who is on the First Sounds selection panel

Indie

CBAA & FNMA have extended the deadline for their First Sounds initiative

The CBAA and FNMA have extended the deadline for First Sounds, an initiative to get more Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander artists heard on Aussie radio.

Classic Rock

Dylan Lewis and Jane Gazzo, two of the former hosts of ABC's 'Recovery'

Classic Rock

‘Recovery: The Music & The Mayhem’ is essential viewing for every Aussie music fan

For just over four years between 1996 and 2000, the world of Aussie music was practically defined by the Saturday morning staple 'Recovery'.

Classic Rock

Classic Rock

Greta Van Fleet say their next album will arrive early next year

It's been just over a year since Greta Van Fleet released their debut album, but it appears as though they're already to release album number two soon.

Classic Rock

Image of US pop-punk outfit A Day To Remember

Classic Rock

A Day To Remember open up about their new album’s delay

Florida pop-punk outfit A Day To Remember have given fans an insight as to why their upcoming record has been pushed back to 2020.

Metal

Slayer manager promises the band won’t reunite for another tour

As one of the finest thrash metal bands comes to a close, the manager for Slayer has once again confirmed that the band will never reunite for another tour.

Classic Rock

Classic Rock

The Who’s Pete Townshend clarifies comments about late bandmates

Pete Townshend of The Who has taken to social media to clarify comments he made about his former bandmates, having indicated he was glad they're dead.

Classic Rock