Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Live Your Voice Tour
I've now done a lot of work on Soul2Soul Tour.  There's still more to go before it becomes GA-like quality, but now some of the fannish content is gone, and there's much, much more citing and references.  And the cites are largely to high-quality third-party , such as the Rolling Stone, CMT, Billboard, Pollstar, and the like.  I'm also convinced it does not belong with the Soul2Soul II Tour article, because other than the reuse of the name they have mostly different characteristics about what makes them compelling.  Most importantly, I've rewritten and cited the lead section to establish this tour's notability.  If you look at it, you will see that it (a) establishes that this tour was a compelling artistic matching, in that it took Hill's pop and techno style and paired it with McGraw's traditional country style, exemplifying a duality that was very much talked about in country music at the time; (b) establishes that this tour was a big commercial success, being among the top five grossing tours of any genre in North America that year and the top country tour that year; and (c) establishes that the tour won Pollstar's Most Creative Tour Package Award for 2000, which is Pollstar's second most important award.  I claim that this conclusively demonstrates the notability of Soul2Soul Tour, and that this article does not belong in AfD
— User:Wasted, 23:53, 12 July 2008 (UTC)
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Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)