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Families of Viola Beach members reflect five years on from tragedy - Vimarsana News

Families of Viola Beach members reflect five years on from tragedy

"They were living their dream" 15th February 2021 Viola Beach (left to right): Kris Leonard, Tom Lowe, River Reeves, Jack Dakin. CREDIT: John Davidson Photos / Alamy Stock Photo The families of Viola Beach have spoken about the band’s legacy five years on from the accident that claimed their lives. On February 13, 2016, singer/guitarist Kris Leonard, guitarist River Reeves, bassist Tomas Lowe and drummer Jack Dakin of the Warrington band were killed with their manager Craig Tarry when their tour vehicle plunged into a canal in Sweden. Five years later, the families of the victims have refle...

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Warrington singers team up for Viola Beach cover single - Vimarsana News

Warrington singers team up for Viola Beach cover single

ONE of Viola Beach's best loved songs has been reimagined to mark five years since we lost the Warrington band. Featuring seven singers, two guitarists, a bassist and a drummer, a cover of Swings and Waterslides has been recorded by the town's community of musicians and will be released on Friday, February 12. The charity single has even been mixed by Viola Beach's former sound engineer Cal Bate, who now works with Blossoms. Viola Beach were hotly tipped to become one of the UK’s biggest indie bands. But the lives of Kris Leonard, Jack Dakin, River Reeves, Tom Lowe and their Wools...

Warrington Music [WAM] column: Five years on from Viola Beach tragedy - Vimarsana News

Warrington Music [WAM] column: Five years on from Viola Beach tragedy

Former Woolston High School student Lee Harman champions the town’s grassroots music scene through his platform, Warrington Music [WAM]. Below, he talks about the latest edition of the [WAM] magazine and why he was determined to publish it despite the challenges of the pandemic I AM very happy to announce that the fourth issue of the Warrington Music [WAM] magazine is available now. However, of all the risks and hurdles to get this far, ‘lockdown number three’ as people have called it has had the biggest impact on the current issue. With all non essential shops, cafes, bars and en...