Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Bill Foley (singer songwriter)
I have fully examined the sources. A vast majority of them have some predominant focus on the machete attack that he stopped, which suggests he only became truly notable because of |this single event. The ones that are dated before the attack (except one) are inaccessible due to a proquest pay wall (just as {{U|Gbawden}} said), so I can't assess the quality of the information provided on his career, and therefore, no assessment that the "touring career that got coverage at the time" is notable enough. The one source that is dated before the attack ''and'' is accessible only mentions the name of his band once and nothing else about him, so I can't even tell if this is the same cover band he founded (could be a long shot, but the possibility of another band called Bill Foley Band ''does'' sound plausible to me). As I said before earlier, there's |an undue weight on his involvement in stopping the attack and not enough information/specifics on his career before said attack that could justify notability. The fact that he is a backup singer or sings cover songs doesn't sound notable to me either. I could reconsider my stance if more information is provided on his career and/or the older sources I can't get into are bypassed so I can read them
— User:Parsley, 01:57, 14 May 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SINGLEEVENT||WP:UNDUE (Wikipedia:Notability)