Ella Hooper Biography
Ella Hooper is an Australian rock singer-songwriter, radio host, and television personality known for being the Killing Heidi’s lead singer. Ella’s older brother Jesse Hooper was also a member of the band, which was established in 1996 (when she was 13). Killing Heidi disbanded in 2006. Ella and Jesse have played in modest settings as The Verses, an acoustic band.
How old is Ella Hooper? – Age
She is 40 years old as of 30 January 2023. She was born in 1983 in Melbourne, Australia.
Ella Hooper Family – Education
Helen Keighery and Jeremy Hooper gave birth to him in Melbourne. Hooper grew up in Violet Town, a 950-person rural village 175 kilometers north of Melbourne. After Violet Town Primary School, Hooper took the bus 27 kilometers to Benalla High School (renamed Benalla College in 1994) until Year 11. Her parents were English and acting instructors, and they pushed Hooper to develop her songwriting skills, while Jesse began playing guitar at a young age.
Ella Hooper Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $5 Million.
Ella Hooper Data Dust
Her song “Data Dust” placed tenth out of ten. Hooper confirmed the upcoming release of an EP in February 2019, saying, “I’ve been working on a new EP or mini album over the last few months, and playing the new tracks live before they’re released is a great way to see what’s really connecting with my audience before I put the final touches on the songs.”
Ella Hooper Masked Singer
During the third season of The Masked Singer Australia in 2021, it was made clear that Hooper was Baby. In October 2020, The Masked Singer Australia renewed its third season, which debuted on Monday, September 13, 2021. The show’s host, Osher Günsberg, returned once more. Anastacia (as “Vampire”) was declared the winner at the Grand Finale on October 5, 2021; Em Rusciano (as “Dolly”) came in second, and Axle Whitehead (as “Mullet”) came in third.
Tim Chappel, who won an Australian Academy Award and a BAFTA Award for his work on The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert with Lizzy Gardiner, designed and made the costumes. The third season aired on September 13, 2021, and was shot with a virtual audience between July 3 and July 24.
Ella Hooper Tongues
Ella made her solo debut with In Tongues. The album was delayed several times throughout 2013 and 2014 before being published on PledgeMusic on November 20, 2014. The album was funded using PledgeMusic, and eight 7 items were made available for purchase. A tangible CD copy of the record, a tea towel hemmed by Ella’s grandmother, a tote bag, a T-shirt, Handmade T-shirts, and a Vinyl copy of the album were also available for purchase.
Ella Hooper Small Town Temple
Hooper released “Words Like These” in October 2022 and announced her second studio album, Small Town Temple, which was released on January 20, 2023.
Ella Hooper Band
Killing Heidi’s lead singer is Hooper. The Hooper siblings wrote and performed songs for a Triple J competition in 1996, and their song “Kettle” won. Hooper relocated to Melbourne after Killing Heidi signed a recording contract with Wah Wah Music.
Killing Heidi released their debut song “Weir” in August 1999. Killing Heidi received four ARIA Music Awards at the 2000 ARIA Music Awards. Ella and Jesse Hooper were named Songwriters of the Year at the 2001 APRA Music Awards. Before disbanding in 2006, Killing Heidi recorded three studio albums.
Ella Hooper Cancer
For the first time, Hooper revealed publicly that her mother had been diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. In 2019, Hooper joined seven other celebrities, including Lisa Curry, Georgie Parker, Casey Donovan, and Lynne McGranger, for All New Monty|The All New Monty: Ladies Night, a one-night-only special event choreographed by Todd McKenney in which they bared it all for women’s health awareness, specifically breast cancer.
Ella Hooper Eurovision
Hooper was selected as an entry for Eurovision – Australia Decides on January 18, 2019, a competition to represent Australia at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. Her tune “Information Residue” completed tenth out of 10. “I’ve been working on a new EP or mini album over the last few months and playing the new tracks live before they’re released is a great way to see what’s really connecting with my audience before I put the final touches on the songs,” Hooper stated in February 2019 regarding the upcoming release of an EP.
Ella Hooper Career
Hooper released her version of “On the Inside,” the Prisoner theme song, in March 2011. Hooper took over as host, mentor, and MC for The Telstra Road to Discovery in 2012, a well-known talent development program that looks for the next generation of singers and songwriters across the country.
Following a conversation with Stevie Nicks in 2012, Hooper made the decision to launch a solo career. On November 9, 2012, Hooper released “Low High,” her debut single as a solo artist. In his Collingwood studio, Jan Skubizewski (Owl Eyes, Illy, Way of the Eagle) produced and recorded the single.
Her second single, “Häxan,” was released on April 26, 2013, and it was premiered on May 9 at The Workers Club. In June 2014, a third single, “The Red Shoes,” was released. Every one of the three singles highlight on Ella’s presentation collection In Tongues, which was delivered on 21 November 2014 through Vow Music.
Hooper got back to TV on 5 February 2014, as one of two group chiefs (alongside Adam Richard) in the rebound of the ABC’s melodic test show Spicks and Spots.
In the seventh episode of the Australian documentary web series How To Be A Fan With Hex, In Hooper Ella made an unexpected appearance. In July 2018, Hooper delivered the single, “Deep down”. In an interview later, she revealed that she intends to release a mini-album in 2019. Hooper announced the release of her second studio album, Small Town Temple, on January 20, 2023, and released “Words Like These” in October 2022.
Ella Hooper Songs
♦ 2012 – Low High
♦ 2013 – Häxan
♦ 2014 – The Red Shoes
♦ 2015 – I Am Woman
♦ 2018 – To the Bone
♦ 2019 – Data Dust
♦ 2022 – Words Like These
♦ 2022 – Old News
♦ 2023 – Grow Wild