Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Gabriel Mann (singer)
Opening for Alanis Morisette  seems to be the only potentially notable thing about the subject of the article. I personally find it surprising that after opening (even if only a few times) for an act as significant as Alanis Morissette, he would have generated no material coverage or reviews. Don't know what conclusion to draw from that, but after extensive searching, no evidence has been turned up that suggests conventional "significant coverage" (or even "material coverage"). After reading  under both #Criteria for musicians and ensembles|its criteria for musicians and ensembles and usic#Criteria for composers and lyricists|its criteria for composers and lyricists, it is hard to see any criteria where he would fit in, with two possible exceptions. The first possibility is if he's released two of his albums on major labels or on "one of the more important independent labels". I haven't looked into this. The second possibility is that he satisfies the composers' criterion relation to competitions. However, that requires it to be a "major" competition "not established expressly for newcomers". It's not obvious that either prong of that test is met
— User:Bongomatic, 01:38, 18 October 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:MUSIC||WP:MUSIC||WP:M (Wikipedia:Notability)