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.

FKA twigs opens up about mental health in new interview

English musician FKA twigs has become the latest artist to candidly discuss mental health issues, opening up about the topic on UK radio recently.

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2 panel image of Judas Priest and Iron Maiden

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Judas Priest wanted a UK ‘Big Four’ tour with Black Sabbath, Motörhead, & Iron Maiden

It's now an impossibility, but Rob Halford of Judas Priest has shared his dream of forming a UK 'Big Four' with Black Sabbath, Motörhead, and Iron Maiden.

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Neil Young once turned down millions to tour his ‘Harvest’ album

Neil Young has revealed that he once turned down millions of dollars to perform a full-album tour of his classic record, 'Harvest'.

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Former KISS members approached about playing in the band’s final show

As KISS get closer to their final show, the band's manager have revealed that former members have been contacted about one last appearance with the group.

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English metalcore legends Bring Me The Horizon

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Bring Me The Horizon say they might never release another album

Bring Me The Horizon have opened up about their future plans, revealing that they may never again release a studio album in the traditional sense.

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Alt-rock icons Everclear have announced a 2020 headline tour

More than two years on from their last visit, alt-rock icons Everclear have announced a run of Australian tour dates for 2020.

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Image of Australian rock legends Sunnyboys

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Premiere: Sunnyboys drop ‘Can’t You Stop’, their first new song in decades

Aussie music legends the Sunnyboys have returned with the exceptional 'Can't You Stop', their first new song in almost 30 years.

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Iron Maiden announce massive ‘Legacy Of The Beast’ 2020 tour

One of the biggest metal bands of all time are set to make their return to Australia next year, with Iron Maiden announcing a bunch of headline dates.

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