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“Opeth and Scissor Sisters are fans of mine”: comedian Bill Bailey talks Mastodon, Ghost and why he’d love to have a nerdy conversation with Prince

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“Opeth and Scissor Sisters are fans of mine”: comedian Bill Bailey talks Mastodon, Ghost and why he’d love to have a nerdy conversation with Prince

Musical comedian Bill Bailey answers your questions on his favourite instrument, exotic animals and why he misses Never Mind The Buzzcocks

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