Indigo Alley is a 4 piece Blues Rock band formed in 2006. They play Rock Blues from the more modern blues artists as well as older blues compositions. The emphasis is on individual style with very powerful performances from KNiKi fronting the band on vocals, Conrad on guitar plus vocals, Tony on bass plus vocals and Merv on drums.

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Tony plays a Fender American Jazz bass through a Hartke 350 watt amp and Hartke quad box. He Began playing bass in a school band. After school formed a band called "Climax" and played pubs, clubs and weddings in North Queensland. He moved to Perth in 1994 and joined a heavy metal band playing original material. From there he joined a classic rock covers band for a few years before joining Indigo Alley in June, 2007.

Merv is a highly experienced drummer, playing in both Australia and the UK. Previously with Undercover, Through the Minefield, No Standing & London Secret, he joined Indigo Alley to perform the best of the Blues. His powerful sound is produced with a Sonor Phonic II kit with either a Brady Jarrah Block snare or a Le Soprano Primo Original Maple Block snare and Ufip Natural series cymbals.
 

KNiKi is a sensual powerful and uplifting vocalist with a high energy stage presence. Jazz blues being her favourite genres since very young. She produced her debut pop/rock album titled stained which was independently released in 2004 and launched at Mojos in Fremantle She is currently in the process of finishing her second album in the genre of blues rock with John Meyer, which is due for release July 2008. She spends the rest of her time when not recording singing her heart out to classic Blues covers with Indigo Alley.

  www.kniki.com

Conrad uses a Godin Artisan ST1 and Epiphone “Joe Pass” Emporer II Jazz guitar through Fender amps. A guitarist for about 20 years, Conrad was first influenced by classic rock and then moved on to technical guitar albums, jazz, blues, acoustic blues and folk music. While a student studying at the Wanganui School of Music in New Zealand, Conrad was able to hone his skills with the guidance of folk / blues and jazz great, Paul Ubana Jones. He later formed a number of bands around the Wanganui area.