George Ortiz Photography

🎞️ The Dandy Warhols — Live at The Bellwether, Los Angeles

1️⃣ Courtney Taylor-Taylor lost in the haze.
2️⃣ Zia dancing through red light and smoke.
3️⃣ Silhouettes shredding against a neon blur.
4️⃣ Fuzzed-out riffs cutting clean through chaos.
5️⃣ Amazing live performance.
6️⃣ Bass vibrations shaking the Bellwether floorboards.
7️⃣ Stage smoke swirling like liquid color.
8️⃣ Near impossible lighting made every image feel earned.

The night was pure chaos, color, and sonic bliss — raw, hypnotic, and unforgettable. 🌌

🌊✨ Huge congrats to old friends Emily Kempf, Eric McGrady, & Jason Balla of for absolutely owning the stage opening for and 💥🎶

From the first note, DEHD delivered the raw energy, dreamy textures, and undeniable hooks that have made them one of indie rock’s most exciting bands. Their sound filled the and set the perfect tone for an unforgettable night. 🌙🔥

This is just the beginning — and if you haven’t seen DEHD live yet, now is the time. 🚀

📍 BIG SKY, MONTANA
🎶 WILDLANDS FESTIVAL 2025
🔥 Music under the mountains. Vibes under the stars.

An unforgettable night with Grammy-winner Molly Tuttle, the soulful energy of Lukas Nelson, and a rare acoustic performance by Dave Matthews 🌲🎸

Whether you’re here for the sound, the scenery, or the cause — this is the summer show you don’t want to miss. Who’s ready for night 2?

🌎 Proceeds Center for Large Landscape Conservation across the American West, and American Rivers.

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🕯️ Rest in Power, Ozzy Osbourne 🕯️
The Prince of Darkness has taken his final bow, but his voice, his madness, and his legend will echo forever. From Sabbath’s thunder to his solo reign, Ozzy redefined rock and gave generations permission to be unapologetically wild, weird, and loud.

These 2 images are from one of the very first if not the first concert I ever photographed — 1982. While not technically perfect, they mark the first milestone on my journey. Ozzy lit the spark.

From being mesmerized by the kick ass music and strange guy in the silver boots at Sabbath’s CalJam set at Ontario Motor Speedway (DYAF and YouTube it) in 1974, to his final show a few weeks ago it never got old.

Thank you for the music, the chaos, and the unforgettable legacy.

We’ll see you on the other side. 🖤🕷️⚡

#1982

📝 MID-SUMMER NIGHT’S REPORT CARD: CHAOS MAJORS EDITION
Subject: Cage the Elephant
Course Title: Live Mayhem 401: Advanced Rock & Roll Agitation/Festival headline closer
Grade: A++ (bonus points for crowd-walking & generosity, Matt Shultz giving everything during the set and Brad Shultz giving his guitar to a young girl at the end of their set)

🎤 Matt Shultz’s Stage Possession Level: Controlled vocal talent Fully Unhinged physical presence
🔥 Setlist Energy Curve: Starts wild, ends apocalyptic
🧠 Genre Consistency: Nope—and we love that
👢 Dress Code: Black on black

Cage the Elephant didn’t play a show—they detonated one, to close out BottleRock 2025
It’s art-rock. It’s garage-grit. It’s gospel-scream spiritual release.
And somehow, it still feels like your best friend’s basement band on fire.

📷 Swipe for flying limbs, shredded vocals, and spiritual sweat.
💬 Cage Rage!

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