Oh Fortuna

"Filling out the small stage were what looked like a small army of seven to eight members in matching white jumpsuits and a whimsickle, energetic, sometimes even uplifting synth-pop sound that could make anyone stand up and cheer. And damn did everyone stand up to cheer and dance, as this seemingly unknown band managed to completely pack the small venue to full capacity." - TheYellowStereo.com

Expansive and room-filling... urgently beautiful, but it rocked plenty too, a pleasing sonic overload that built to its conclusion. All this and accordion too! - Orlandosentinal.com

Easily among my top-ten experiences from the festival, all 7-8 members, decked out in colorful psychedelic garb (insert Polyphonic Spree reference here) picked up their guitars, synths, and horns, proceeding into a powerful set of “dance music”. They had the entire room jumping about, dancing on folding chairs, clapping along, and breaking out the tambourines. (Remember, this is PopFest…getting the crowd to do anything other than bob their heads takes a miracle!) - www.theflatresponse.com

It’s one thing to be a gimmick band known for one ploy, another to be the gimmick band with a full bag of tricks. And Oh, Fortuna's bag of tricks is deep indeed; on stage, the band employs instruments like the violin, keyboard, and horns, and enhances their sets with a wide variety of costumes and dancers. - REAX Magazine

If magic is at work here, it's definitely not the dark kind. It's more like a fairy landed in Gainesville, FL, waved her magic wand, and Oh Fortuna manifested itself in a cloud of glitter. These kids just seem so genuinely excited to be playing live, like every show is their collective birthday party, and they just want to invite the audience to celebrate with them. How do they stay so darn optimistic? - Flagpole Magazine