I have noticed you created pages for OU812 and 1984 tours...I've edited the OU812 tour and will edit the 1984 one later. In future would you possibly have the page in the same style as the ones for III/Summer 2004/Fall 2007?
1) Correct spelling errors e.g. "thier album" should be "their album"
2) Include the infobox and category for the bottom of the page
3) Show tourdate information in the standard format I've used for other tours
"09 December, 2007: Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place"
"Day-of-month Month, Year: City, State - Venue"
You've been posting a dash after the year instead of a colon, and a dash without a space after the date.
Since you seem to be randomly adding tours to the list of Van Halen tours, could I request if you do anymore you do the Balance/Ambulance tour of 1995 or the first Van Halen tour in 1978? I think having the original would make a good basis for later ones to be compared to, but since we have the 07, 04 and 98 tours already the 95 one would mean we have the four most recent tours in a row recorded. (The Elfoid23:56, 11 September 2007 (UTC))[reply]
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Unsourced concert tour that is just a list of concert dates that fails WP:CONCERT that could also be a made-up tour since it supposedly ran at the same time as Get Your Sting and Blackout World Tour and have some of the exact same tour dates.
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