Jack Dakin

The ex-lover of Viola Beach's Jack Dakin has paid honor to her "soulmate" after the band killed in a tragic accident. The gang was legitimately formed in May and presented on the BBC. It was a four-piece band from Warrington, Cheshire consisting of Kris Leonard Born on 6th February, 1996, Kris Leonard (also cal >> Read More... on the guitar, lead singer; River Reeves River Reeves was born on 14 December 1996. Reeves >> Read More... on guitar; Tomas Lowe She said together we can take on the world… she to >> Read More... playing bass, and Jack Dakin on drums Released entrance single Swings & Waterslides and put out their second solo Boys That Sing on 22nd January the group has also played many BBC Hosting Sessions.

They had also presented at Interpretation and Leeds Carnival in 2015. Upon the uncertain demise of the band, the stunned fans have been sharing their desolation on social media the news that the crew- comprising of Kris Leonard, Tomas Lowe, River Reeves, and Jack Dakin - and their boss have expired after the car they were journeying in nose-dived off a bridge in Sweden. The lovely message, printed together with a picture with Jack read: "I truly am lost for verses this cluster of individuals, Jack, I had a soul companion and the best associate, and though after we broke up events took a bad turn I'm thankful we were upright in the end.”. The corpses of band Viola Beach - who perished in a car crash in Sweden - have been discharged to their families.

Tomas Lowe, 27, Jack Dakin, Kris Leonard, and River Reeves, all 20, and their boss Craig Tarry, 33(respective ages at the time of their death), were eradicated when their car leaped into a canal on 13th February. Inquests into their deceases were unlocked and postponed earlier in Warrington.Senior CoronerNicholas Rheinberglet go the five men's bodies so cremations could take place. The brief inquiry at Warrington Town Hall joined by 11 family members. Det. Sgt. Elaine Duddle from Cheshire Forces told the investigations the band's car was wandering along the E4 highway and passed through a restricted area when it crashed with barricades.

One of the onlookers said the five men underwent severe wounds and the car then fell into the canal underneath the bridge, about eighteen miles from Stockholm in Sodertalje. Mr.Rheinberg heard that collaboration between the UK and Swedish Forces had been good since the collision in Stockholm last month. He admired the work of the Swedish Constabularies and said: "In all my occupation I have never had such instantaneous and positive answer from a distant organization.". Full investigations will be heard at a later date.