Mark Hills Brings Nashville Sounds

Country music, with its roots in traditional and outlaw styles, is set to take centre stage with Mark Hills and his band Wrecking Ball.

What is Mark Hills' background in country music? Mark Hills has spent over 20 years touring country clubs and festivals in the UK, Europe, and Nashville, and has been a full-time artiste for 25 years, with stints in duos Spur and Renegade, and the band The Family, before forming Wrecking Ball.

What kind of music can audiences expect from Wrecking Ball? The band's music is rooted in the outlaw country of Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard, with modern influences including Eric Church, Chris Stapleton, and Luke Bryan, built on a solid rhythm section and chiming guitars, and their show, The Nashville Sounds Experience, mixes covers with a few original tracks.

How can audiences experience Mark Hills and Wrecking Ball's music? Tickets are with the button beside the article to see Mark Hills and Wrecking Ball perform at The Astor Theatre, Deal, on Saturday, 28 November 2026, where they will transport audiences to the home of country music, Nashville, with their unique blend of traditional, outlaw, and new country music.