He wants audiences to wear ‘Say Hello’ badges during his tour.
John Bishop says he wants to get people talking again as part of a campaign to build friendships in the community.
The comedian's launched his "Say Hello" initiative to encourage people to start conversations with neighbours.
He says it's more important than ever to speak to people face-to-face as lockdown restrictions end.
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