Emily Poe
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Emily Stumler (née Poe), born in June 1985, known by fans as Emily Poe, is an American musician and attorney, most known for being Taylor Swift's former fiddle player.[1]
Work with Swift
At age 6, Stumler began taking violin lessons.[2] She attended Floyd Central High School and played in her school's orchestra. Stumler moved to Nashville to attend college and audition for country groups.[3]
Stumler was hired by Swift, in the early stages of Swift's career, following a successful fiddle audition for her band. In 2006, Stumler lived on a tour bus with Swift and her mom, Andrea Swift, and performed around the US and Canada.[2][4][5] Stumler performed with Swift at the CMA Fest, at the Grand Ole Opry, and on talk shows.[6][7] She appeared in Swift's music videos, “I’m Only Me When I’m With You” and “Our Song”.[7][8][9]
Law career
While in Swift's band, Stumler sat for, and passed, the LSAT, which prompted her to quit touring and enroll in law school at the University of Tennessee.[6] Stumler is the chief deputy prosecuting attorney for Harrison County, Indiana. She specializes in cases involving violence against children.[3]
