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.

Classic Rock

Classic Rock

KISS have rescheduled the Perth leg of their Aussie tour

KISS have been forced to change their Aussie tour plans ever-so slightly, rescheduling the Perth date of their upcoming trek down under.

Triple J seem to be mates with Sticky Fingers again after playing their song

Despite plenty of bad press, Sticky Fingers continue to defy the odds

No matter what side of the fence you're on, there's no denying that Sticky Fingers are contentious figures in the world of Australian music.

Pop

Screenshot from the announce video for 'Madame X' by Madonna

Pop

Madonna hit with lawsuit after continuously showing up late to shows

Pop icon Madonna has been hit with a class-action lawsuit following a repeated inability to turn up to her concerts on time.

Electronic

Electronic

Manchester man faces jail for playing an Underworld rave classic on repeat

A 55-year-old man in Greater Manchester could face jail if he is unable to contain his late-night love affair with 'Born Slippy' by Underworld.

Pop

Pop

Billie Eilish offers free tickets to fans who help to fight climate change

Young musical trailblazer Billie Eilish is offering fans an incentive to fight climate change, offering free tickets to those willing to take action.

Electronic

Electronic

Hermitude discuss their new album, current tour, and what’s to come

In the midst of their Aussie tour, we chatted with Luke Dubs of Hermitude about their new album, current tour, and what's to come.

Classic Rock

Classic Rock

My Chemical Romance confirm drummer for December reunion show

My Chemical Romance have revealed just who will be sitting behind the kit when they play their long-awaited reunion show next month.

Classic Rock

Jack White of The Saboteurs performing live in Melbourne

Classic Rock

The Saboteurs announce new ‘Live In Tulsa’ album

The Saboteurs have announced the impending release of a new live album, with Live In Tulsa being recorded at Oklahoma's historic Cain's Ballroom last month.

Classic Rock

Image of US southern rock outfit The Black Crowes

Classic Rock

The Black Crowes announce ‘Shake Your Money Maker’ reunion tour

The Black Crowes have announced they'll be reuniting to perform their seminal 1990 album Shake Your Money Maker in its entirety.

Metal

Slayer manager says farewell tour ‘doesn’t mean the end of the band’

With Slayer set to wrap up their final world tour later this month, the manager of the thrash-metal icons has hinted at life after death for the group..

Classic Rock