"When I perform around the world the fans love my music and my performances and I hear what they tell me," Evans explains to the Sydney Morning Herald. "They're pretty appreciative of my vocals and performances."

Evans was part of AC/DC's original lineup when it was formed by guitarist brothers Angus and Malcolm Young in Sydney, Australia in November of 1973; also included were bassist Larry Van Kriedt and drummer Colin Burgess.

The singer was featured on the band's debut single, 1974's "Can I Sit Next To You, Girl", and performed live with AC/DC until his dismissal in September 1974, when he was replaced by Bon Scott.

Evans and his fellow original lineup members are often overlooked in the history of AC/DC, failing to even be mentioned on the group's official website.