L-R: Dean Kastran, Jamey Broaddus, Mary Kettering, Gary Fossaceca
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FACES Made for Radio is a North Central Ohio based bluegrass band consisting of Gary Fossaceca, Mary Kettering, Jamey Broaddus and Dean Kastran. FACES is making its mark on the Bluegrass and Americana music performance circuit. The band has received critical acclamation and international airplay for its debut CD “RIDE”, which features original material, and its second recording effort, “Ashland”, received rave reviews and nationwide commercial air play.

FACES Made for Radio will release its newest CD this summer. The band is actively touring and booking performances. Contact the FACES Made for Radio to schedule a performance.

Gary Fossaceca	Gary Fossaceca, the founding member of Faces Made for Radio, is the band’s banjo player. Gary provides a solid, driving, no nonsense approach to the banjo and has emerged as a songwriter, contributing to the band’s repertoire.
Jamey Broaddus	Jamey Broaddus is the lead singer and guitar player for FACES. His smooth vocals and solid guitar playing lay the groundwork for the band’s energized new sound. Jamey was born on the east coast and grew up on bluegrass, classic country and gospel music. He has been playing guitar since age 9.
Mary Kettering	Mary Kettering provides show stopping fiddle playing, clear harmony and lead vocals, and is also contributing as a songwriter. She is a classically trained violinist with BM and MM degrees in musical performance. Mary plays with both the Ashland and Lima Symphonies, and has toured with the Celtic rock band, Ceili (Kay-lee) Rain. Mary’s fiddle playing brings audiences to their feet and always leaves them wanting more.
Dean Kastran	Dean Kastran, bassist, singer, and songwriter, began playing guitar and string bass in grade school, later switching to electric bass guitar following the "British Invasion" in the mid-sixties. He is a gold record recipient for his work with the late 60’s band "The Ohio Express". He has performed as the opening act for such bands as "The Who", "The Beach Boys", "Herman's Hermits" and many other classic rock bands of that era. He has appeared on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand" and at New York's famed "Carnegie Hall".