Indigo Alley is a blues/Rock band that was formed in 2007. They play modern blues as well as old blues compositions all blues favourites that a bound to get your toes tapping. They also do well known rock songs mixed through their sets. They put emphasis on individual style but with a well blended quality. They give a very strong and very powerful performance.

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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, he joined Indigo Alley to perform the best of Blues/Rock. His powerful sound is produced with a six piece Sonor kit and a Brady Jarrah block snare plus a combination of Ufip Natural and Zildjian 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.

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Patrick plays a Marshall stack with a esp and hamer guitar. At seventeen his first band was MI5. They played half covers & half originals they eventually changed their name to section 8. His most memorable moment was when MI5 supported cold chisels last stand tour at the old Melbourne hotel he was 17 years old. He went on to bigger and better things with other bands including young guns who became jump the gun and then postcards from Pakistan. He went on to London to record with a Perth band called the furs. He moved on from there to corporate band work with generals of dance. His last band before a short break from music was with an eight piece ska band called special brew where he was the lead vocalist and guitarist. He makes you watch and keep wanting more.