Steve Jones parties with Kasabian
By Bang Showbiz in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 23 August 2015
Steve Jones was seen partying with Kasabian's Sergio Pizzorno at V Festival, not long after he took to the decks for an exclusive DJ set for the Carling Game On area.
Steve Jones partied with Kasabian at V Festival.
The Welsh television presenter was seen soaking up the sun alongside the rock group's Sergio Pizzorno at yesterday's (22.08.15) event in Chelmsford, not long after he took to the decks for an exclusive DJ set for the Carling Game On area.
The 'Young, Free & Single' host was joined by his stunning wife Phylicia as they played some tracks from the DJ booth whilst enjoying a pint of Carling.
Later on in the evening, Steve was seen celebrating his successful set by partying with friends including 'Doctor Who' star Matt Smith.
Steve is no stranger to taking to the stage as he revealed to friends backstage that he was in a band called The Funeral Junkies in his younger days.
He also told fellow revellers at the Virgin Media-sponsored festival about his possible plans to head back to Los Angeles next year.
The Carling Game On area offered a chance for the punters to predict festival and football moments across the weekend and make their own gifs, all whilst enjoying the relaxing atmosphere with pints in their hands.
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