Original AC/DC frontman Dave Evans has released a new single, "Loup Garou" (French for "Werewolf"), the second track from his album "Justice", which completes a trilogy he has recorded with longtime musical partner Mark Tinson following 2001's "Sinner" and 2007's "Judgement Day". The release keeps Evans, who fronted AC/DC before Bon Scott, active in the Australian rock scene decades after leaving the band that went on to global fame.

The single will be available on selected streaming platforms and CD from 2 October 2026, and features guest musicians including Rose Tattoo's Justin Ngariki and Scott Johnston alongside Heaven bassist Laurie Marlow. Evans recorded AC/DC's earliest singles before departing in October 1974, and in a recent Brazilian podcast interview he said his exit stemmed from unpaid earnings despite the band selling out major Australian venues, rather than any loss of enthusiasm for singing.