Ozomatli may have won a Grammy for its studio album Street Signs, but the group has always been hailed for its live show. So, on August 23, the group will celebrate its first decade by issuing the CD/DVD combo Live at the Fillmore. Recorded in San Francisco last year, the set includes such cuts as Saturday Night, Believe, and (Who Discovered) America, as well as backstage footage and a variety of bonus features. Ozomatlis summer tour will trek through Seattle, WA tonight where the group will perform at the Lake Union.
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