AC/DC co-founder and former vocalist, Dave Evans, has inked a deal with Rock Solid Talent Entertainment, and will be releasing new music through RSTE and their distributors, RSTE/AMG/SONY.

A message states: "Rock Solid Talent Entertainment would like to welcome our newest member to our label! I am sure everyone of you know him. We are proud to announce Dave Evans, co-founder and original singer of the well known band AC/DC. Welcome aboard. We will no longer have an association with Chrystal Records Argentina. This now will be solely RSTE and Dave Evans and Nicolas Robinson. However as soon as Nicolas has his new company up and running in Denmark, his company will be the only affiliation with my label and any work we do with Dave."

The new Dave Evans songs were produced by the legendary Grammy winning music producer, Flemming Rasmussen, famous for having been the producer of three of Metallica's early albums, plus winning the Grammy for producing Metallica's "One" in 1989.

One of the songs is written by the Danish musician and composer Nicholas Robinson and is called "Guitarman", the other song will be an Elvis Presley cover song that Dave Evans had made popular with his former band, AC/DC.

Evans has announced that "Guitarman" will be released in June. Check out the artwork, created by Ed Unitsky, below:

Evans recently released a video for his 2021 single, "Who's Gonna Rock Me?". In addition to Evans, the track features Bad Boy Troy (lead guitar), Gary Partin: (bass and rhythm guitar), Martin Gilardi (rhythm guitar and keyboards), and Wasim Balzaar (drums). The clip, shot entirely in Aruba, can be viewed below: