Driver in Bestival coach crash may have had heart attack at wheel Tributes were today paid to Michael Molloy, 18, a musician who was killed with another passenger. No other vehicles are thought to have been involved. A total of 11 people remain in hospital. Mr Malloy's brother Liam confirmed on Twitter that he had died in the crash. He said: "Michael died instantly due to head trauma. All I can really say is God really only does take the best and I'm gna miss him so much. LY bro x. Mr Malloy, from Liverpool, was a member of up-and-coming local band Hostile Radio and tributes were paid to him to him on a Facebook page set up in his memory. Sean Maddocks wrote: "Keep playing up there Michael, the people that had the pleasure of meeting you will always be able to hear you. I didn't know you well, but I never saw you without a smile on your face, and always surrounded by friends. I remember first watching Hostile Radio years ago in Barfly, and was blown away. To say you had potential would be wrong, you'd surpassed potential - it was talent, it's heartbreaking the world won't continue to see you shine. Sincerely from myself and Sarah, our thoughts are with all your family and friends. Don't let it be too peaceful up there, get that guitar out and light up the sky. X x. Friend Hayley Miller said: "R. I. P Michael. You were a true gentlemen and loved by all. You were extremely talented and whenever I seen you in our road you were always smiling. It was a pleasure to have known you, and will always remember the happy times we had playing Kirby in our road. Love to your Mum, Dad, Joe, Liam and the rest of your lovely family. Coleen Rooney's brother Anthony McLoughlin also paid tribute to Michael on Twitter, writing: "Very sad news ... r. i. p Michael .....for the love of music." It's understood Michael's mother Frances had travelled to Surrey after news of the crash broke. Friends and relatives of the teenager had appealed for information on Twitter and Facebook because he hadn't been seen since he left Bestival. It's believed he boarded the coach using a pal's ticket, meaning his name wasn't on the passengers' list. The teenager had tweeted last Wednesday: "On a party coach on the way to bestival got a sick week ahead partytime." The third victim of the A3 coach crash has now been named locally as Kerry Ogden. A family liaison officer was comforting Kerry's family at their home in Maghull today as they come to terms with her death.