High Fidelity draws much of their inspiration from recording artists of the 1960s and earlier, interpreting classic era bluegrass through the fresh, young perspective of today’s generation. Maybe it is this quality that makes High Fidelity so warmly received and widely loved by every audience they perform for. In 2014, the group won 1st Place in the International Band Championship at SPBGMA, and in 2019 was nominated for IBMA’s New Artist of the Year. The band consists of five outstanding musicians and singers. Jeremy Stephens, guitarist and vocalist for the group, has worked for the world famous Chuck Wagon Gang, on the TV show Ray Stevens’ Nashville, and most recently with Jesse McReynolds & the Virginia Boys. Corrina Rose Logston, fiddler and vocalist, has worked with a who’s who of today’s traditional-based bluegrass performers, most notably Jesse McReynolds & the Virginia Boys and Jim Lauderdale. Kurt Stephenson handles banjo duties and vocals. He is the 2010 National Bluegrass Banjo Champion at the Walnut Valley Festival in Kansas, and is a staple performer of the greater west Tennessee area. Vickie Vaughn, who plays upright bass and sings, has worked in recent years with Patty Loveless and Ricky Skaggs. Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Daniel Amick, has won numerous instrumental contests across the southeast and is a recipient of IBMA’s 2019 Instrumentalist of the Year Momentum Award.