- 21 August 2010
Kate Nash joined onstage by The Cribs Ryan Jarman at V Festival 
Plus Sugababes and Professor Green also play Stafford leg of bash
Nash, who was playing the Stafford leg of the festival introduced Jarman onstage for her final song, 'I Just Love You More'. He played guitar for the entire track, though didn't speak to the audience.
Elsewhere in her Nissan Juke Arena set, which included the likes of 'Foundations' and 'Do-Wah-Doo', Nash made a plea for females in the audience to become songwriters.
"Statistically there are more female songwriters than male," Nash said. "So if you're a girl and you're thinking about writing songs, just pick up a fucking pen and do it. And if you do, come and find me."
Meanwhile, Weston Park also saw performances from Sugababes and Professor Green today. The former covered Florence And The Machine's 'Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)' during their performance at the Nissan Juke Arena, and also aired tracks including 'Round Round' and 'Push The Button'.
Professor Green, playing on the 4 Music Stage, showcased tracks from his debut album 'Alive Till I'm Dead', though the Londoner took the opportunity to salute the crowd for giving him a positive reaction towards the end of his set. "Stafford, you've being very kind to me, and I feel like I'm a long way from home," he said, before playing 'Upper Clapton Dance'.
NME is coming live from both V Festival sites this weekend. Head to NME.COM/festivals for full coverage. Plus make sure you buy next week’s issue of NME to get the definitive review of V Festival, either on UK newstands from August 25 or available digitally worldwide.
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