This weekend, Virgin Radio is firing up the motor and rolling into Carfest.

But this isn't the only thing you'll hear.

There's loads of this too.

Catch live performances from Tom Walker, Lightning Seeds, Madness and Travis.

Carfest, presented by BP Pulse.

This weekend on Virgin Radio.

All right, everyone, we're live from Carfest with the bells and the car rush and the Johnsons and the Goodman's and the Morrisis and the Blacks and the Johns and the Hogan's and the Hogan's and the Liddles and the Leidens and the MacLeishis and the Transers and the Webs and the Yees and the riders and the Dikes who are they? They are a royal families who bid loads of money to come and stay with us at Camp Chris for the whole weekend and those guys have bit over £250,000 to be here this weekend. Once again, Carfest is for UK Children's Charities.

100% of all proceeds go to UK Children's Charities.

Whose fault is all this?

Whose fault is it that we are in this field?

Well, we now can talk to someone who is directly related to the person who's fault it is.

Now, we can't talk to him because unfortunately he's no longer with us. So we can't say, it's your fault that we're all here, but we can point the finger of very close, well, his lineage couldn't be any more adjacent. Tilly, over to you. Our next guest made us bacon sandwiches this morning, so he's currently our favourite person in the world. His dad is the reason we're all here, so please welcome. He's never a bogan, Mark Wogan. We're in a field, Chris. We're in the field. What are we doing in the field? It's your father's fault. It is. Yeah. Let's look up at him now and say, thank you. My feet are cold. cold yeah this is something he would never have done

not even for charity no absolutely he was the most hassle averse man on earth you know that he ran out

of petrol on a regular basis because he hated going to pet yeah of course he did he's a terry

wogan that he was woken on the wireless but not on the forecourt Only ever wore slip on shoes. Couldn't be bothered to tie laces. I know. Now you have bothering your father's footsteps, you know, as far as being great on the radio is concerned, I mean a great raconteur is concerned. But fashion-wise, you are, your own. You've got your own thing going on.

I mean, look, I like to think of myself, Chris, as the unacceptable face of middle age.

Excellent.

You know, which is I regularly receive from my son, Harry, who is 18, looks at me and goes,

well, makes you think you can go out dressed like that.

And I tell you, my answer is always the same.

I'm 55 and I don't care.

Yeah, I think you're going to say something else then, but I think we all heard what you were saying.

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