Deletion of British Blues Exhibition

Comment: a Google search doesn't turn up anything substantive. While John Mayall is a big deal in British blues (and could safely be seen as a reliable source in determining how important this exhibition is to the scene), and significant coverage from him would thus go a long way in helping the Exhibition pass the |notability guideline, his website on the link given in the article says, in full, {{tq|John supports the British Blues Exhibition and has donated three of his signed harmonicas to it.  Website: www.britishbluesexhibition.co.uk}}, which is not such coverage. Nor do I think such coverage is provided by the Barber website https://www.chrisbarber.net/link-collection/links.htm here, which in any event seems almost like a conflict of interest and thus non-|RS as Barber says that he {{tq|is a supporter of the British Blues Exhibition, which recognises his unique and pivotal role in the development of Blues music}}. (Maybe I'm just reading too much into that, but the whole thing is about a paragraph and thus still not SIGCOV in any event.) All in all, neither of the sources given make the Exhibition notable, nor does a Google search provide anything, so this article should be deleted without prejudice to a future recreation if/when the Exhibition gains enough traction to be covered in more appropriate sources. &ndash
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:RS)

Comment: not  as the https://britishbluesexhibition.wordpress.com/about/ British Blues Exhibition webstite About section says they held the first exhibitions in 2015 (with planning starting in 2014) - as for who runs it and where it is based, the About section also says that "This project, the brainchild of Blues writer, podcaster and PR Darren Weale" - the website Contact section connects to Weale's PR company http://www.promusicagency.co.uk/?COLLCC=1985586234& Pro Music Agency, based in London, UK, which says, "We are involved in the British Blues Exhibition and our founder, Darren Weale, was a former board member of the https://www.ukblues.org/ UK Blues Federation" - it does not appear that Weale is using the Blues Exhibition or the Blues Federation to promote his own PR business - I couldn't confirm the writeups in Blues In Britain and R2 (Rock'n'Reel) print magazines - there's an interview with Weale about the Exhibition on the https://musicheritageuk.tumblr.com/post/130129548768/celebrating-the-british-blues-scene Music Heritage UK site - there seem to be mentions of the Exhibition in a number of places, but no in-depth coverage or reviews (that I could find) - perhaps others with more knowledge of the British blues scene will have more luck
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Too soon (WP:TOOSOON)