San Francisco-based artist, Hanni El Khatib, opened for Portugal. The Man on its last night in Los Angeles.
El Khatib jammed with his bassist during the opening set.
John Gourley, Portugal. The Man's lead vocalist and guitarist, started the set with a rendition of Metallica's ''For Whom the Bell Tolls.''
The band's drummer, Jason Sechrist, rejoined the group in 2016 after being intermittently involved between 2005 and 2011.
Guitarist Eric Howk joined in playing ''Purple Yellow Red and Blue,'' one of Portugal. The Man's most popular songs.
Kyle O'Quin played the keyboard and sang the band's backing vocals during ''Purple Yellow Red and Blue.''
Howk joined the band in 2015.
Gourley was engulfed in fog onstage.
Live strings and a brass section accompanied Portugal. The Man during its set.
Bassist Zachary Carothers screamed into the microphone to energize the crowd.
Gourley adjusted his hat as the energetic rendition of ''Purple Yellow Red and Blue'' ended.
Carothers began singing along to ''Creep In A T-Shirt.''
Gourley and Carothers are the only two out of the band's five founding members still with the group.
Howk and O'Quin sang the background melody to ''Creep In A T-Shirt.''