The young Austrian soprano Amélie Hois was born in Vienna, where she had her first experiences with classical music as a child and sang in the children's choir of the Vienna State Opera. There she took on many soloist roles from a very young age, such as the shepherd boy in Puccini's "Tosca". At the Mozarteum University in Salzburg she studied solo singing with the famous dramatic soprano Michele Crider as well as acting. Amélie completed both her studies summa cum laude in June 2018. In addition to singing, she also studied double bass as a concert subject at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Her first roles included Rowan in "The little Sweep" by Benjamin Britten as a children's opera in the "Children's Tent" at the Vienna State Opera in 2011, where she also made her opera debut as Bastienne in "Bastien und Bastienne" by Mozart in 2013. At the age of only 14, Amélie sang the solo role of the young girl in the musical "Cabaret" at the Volkstheater Wien, conducted by Michael Schottenberg.