The Bachelors: Jed McIntosh looks every inch a rock star on a night out in Sydney

He is the Melbourne-based musician who is set to make his reality TV debut on Channel 10’s new season of The Bachelors.

And on Wednesday night, Jed McIntosh looked like a rock star when he was seen enjoying a night out in Sydney with friends.

The 25-year-old drummer looked effortlessly stylish in a head-to-toe leather look that included a jacket and skinny pants.

Melbourne-based musician Jed McIntosh (pictured) will make his reality TV debut on Channel 10’s new season of The Bachelors

Jed completed his look with a pair of black Dr. Martens Boots and a silver chain.

McIntosh was spotted leaving hip hotspot bar Totti’s in Sydney’s CBD before meeting fellow musician Keenan Te and manager Cam Noble.

The couple then paused for dessert to grab gelato ice cream at Gelato Messina in Bondi.

On Wednesday night, Jed looked like a rock star as he was seen enjoying a night out in Sydney

The 25-year-old drummer looked effortlessly stylish in a head-to-toe leather look that included a jacket and skinny pants

Jed is one of three male suitors set to appear on The Bachelors, along with leads Felix Von Hofe and Thomas Malucelli.

It comes after Australia’s new bachelors were warned against using social media for self-promotion ahead of the upcoming season.

Channel 10 executives were reportedly alarmed when Jed and Thomas took to Instagram to promote projects unrelated to the show.

McIntosh was spotted leaving trendy Bar Totti’s hotspot in Sydney’s CBD, before meeting fellow musician Keenan Te (right).

Jed appeared in good spirits as he hopped between bars with his manager

The couple then paused for dessert to grab gelato ice cream at Gelato Messina in Bondi

The network was forced to have a “stern conversation” with both men and their co-star Felix von Hofe, telling them this type of behavior makes the program look cheap.

TV bosses stepped in after life coach Thomas promoted his self-help book and punk musician Jed promoted his new single.

The three men were told in no uncertain terms to withhold publicity for their ventures.

It comes after Australia’s new bachelors were warned against using social media for self-promotion ahead of the upcoming season. Pictured: New bachelors Felix Von Hofe, Jed McIntosh and Thomas Malucelli

“When the leads have so many projects ready to release and promote before the show, it kind of ruins the integrity and the illusion that these people are there looking for love,” a source claimed.

“They were told to hold off on their side projects until the show aired.”

Back in October, Channel 10 warned all The Bachelors cast members to stay away from the “embarrassing” stars of Married At First Sight.

TV bosses stepped in after life coach Thomas promoted his self-help book and punk musician Jed promoted his new single

“An email has been sent to the cast, including the leads, to stay away from the stars of MAFS,” a source told Daily Mail Australia.

‘They were said to be embarrassing and if we wanted ours [Instagram] Blue ticks and $5,000 bonus, we had to stay away from events or other reality stars.

Daily Mail Australia understands all cast members were offered $5,000 and a blue tick nomination on Instagram as an incentive to honor their contract.

Daily Mail Australia understands all cast members were offered $5,000 and a blue tick nomination on Instagram as an incentive to honor their contract