Adam Miller graduated from Melbourne University's Faculty of Music in 1999. After graduation, Adam continued his language and vocal studies in Milan, Italy.

His awards and prizes include Bendigo Vocal Championship Winner 2002, Ringwood Oratorio Winner 2002, Australian Youth Aria Finalist 2002, Mordialloc Aria Winner 2001, the Gladys Bailey OAM Art Song Prize and Finalist in the Covent Garden National Opera Studio Scholarship 2003.

Adam has performed in a number of opera, oratorio and musical theatre productions including the role of Nardo in Il Filosofo di Campagna for Canberra's Stopera, Marco in Gianni Schicchi for the Melbourne City Opera Company, Figaro in Le Nozze di Figaro for Con Artists and in the chorus for Opera Australia.

His oratorio credits include Raphael/ Adam in Haydn's The Creation and as the Bass Soloist in Handel's Messiah and Mozart's Requiem. Adam has an equally distinguished career on the concert platform, in film, television and radio, and has featured on two CDs. In 2002 Adam performed the role of Masetto in Opera Queensland's production of Don Giovanni. He also was a member of their 2003 Young Artists Program.