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Original AC/DC Singer Nominated For Los Angeles Music Award

June 28, 2007

Legendary Australian rocker Dave Evans — founder and original vocalist of megaband AC/DC — has been nominated for the 2007 Los Angeles Music Awards to take place on November 29. The nomination is for "Rock Group with Vocal" for the song "Sold My Soul to Rock and Roul".

The Los Angeles Music Awards is the largest and longest-running Hollywood red-carpet event for independent artists in the world.

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Dave Evans recently called into the Hard Rock Hideout for a chat. The podcast interview is available for download at this location.

Dave was a member of AC/DC from the band's inception in 1973 until 1974. Following his departure from AC/DC, Evans formed the wild hedonistic rock band RABBIT, Melbourne '80s rock outfit DAVE EVANS AND THUNDER DOWN UNDER, and lastly DAVE EVANS AND HOT COCKEREL. He has also toured as a solo act.

After successfully touring across Europe and with the fans asking for and demanding a new Dave Evans album, Dave got together with some of Australia's finest hard rock musicians to write and record "Sinner". Former RABBIT bandmembers and mates Mark Tinson and David Hinds were quickly recruited as was former HOT COCKEREL bandmember Simon Croft. Along with Newcastle's finest — Mac on drums and Ngariki on bass (and guitar on a couple of tracks) — everyone went to work to write and record this classic hard rock album.

"Sinner" was originally released in 2004 on Germany's Cultural Minority record label for the European market. With the 2006 re-release of "Sinner" on Heart Attack Records, the album can now be found in stores across America. The CD is also available from Internet retailer CD Baby and from Dave's web site.

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