Mark Jones is one of the most experienced radio presenters currently on-air in the UK. Starting as a pimply youth in his hometown at GMR (then BBC Radio Manchester), he graduated to Liverpool's Radio City, lost his pimples and won several radio awards. These include a prestigious Sony nomination for hosting Michael Jackson's concert at Aintree Racecourse, (the "biggest solo concert in history") entertaining the crowd of more than 125,000.

After three very successful years at the North West regional station, 105.4 Century FM, Mark has returned to Radio City's Magic 1548 in Liverpool, and he also regularly hosts a daily networked radio show broadcast throughout the UK on the Magic Radio Network, plus is also often heard on Manchester's Magic 1152 (formerly Piccadilly Radio). Not limiting his talents to just radio, Mark has written and published several books, including "Mark Jones' Birthday Book", the best-seller, which became the definitive UK Radio reference book.

As an avid sports fan, (the colour green on his TV wears out before any other) Mark has been seen on the pitch presenting pre-match entertainment at both Liverpool and Everton FC, and spent several seasons at Tranmere Rovers. Mark has featured on Channel 4 and Sky Sports on all the One Day cricket Internationals, Test Matches and County games around the UK.

He presented all the pre-match interviews with legends Ian Botham, David Gower, Michael Holding, Richie Benaud and David "Bumble" Lloyd. He is the regular host for the Masters' Football Series, shown live on Sky Sports. Mark was also the man-on-the-pitch-with-a-microphone at Knowsley Road, home of World Club Champions, St Helens RLFC, and for the 2004 season, was on the pitch for Leeds Rhinos' home games at Headingley, and is often seen at Old Trafford Cricket Ground for Lancashire CCC's home games.