Last night, Umphrey’s McGee nodded to their Los Angeles surroundings by debuting a cover of Long Beach, CA rapper Nate Dogg’s “I Got Love” at West Hollywood, CA’s House of Blues. For the number, the group was joined by their old friend Clayton Halsey on vocals.

The band busted into “I Got Love” partway through a version of “Der Bluten Kat” that wrapped up their first set. That show also closed with a rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “The Song Remains The Same.” With the exception of a show-opening “There’s No Crying In Mexico,” the rest of the band’s setlist was decidedly old school.

Umphrey’s McGee will kick off a spring tour at Charleston, SC’s Music Farm on April 10.

Here’s a look at Saturday’s setlist as it appears in our Box Scores section

Saturday, March 23, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee, House of Blues, West Hollywood, CA

Set I: There’s No Crying In Mexico > Bridgeless > Anchor Drops, Wappy Sprayberry > Bridgeless, Wife Soup, Der Bluten Kat > I Got Love* > Der Bluten Kat

Set II: Mulche’s Odyssey, Divisions > Plunger > Hangover, The Triple Wide > Divisions

E: Andy’s Last Beer, The Song Remains the Same

(*)debut, Nate Dogg; with Clayton Halsey on vocals