Set for an August 23 release, the 10-track "Live at the Fillmore" documents the group's 2004 set at San Francisco's venerable concert hall. The budget-priced issue will feature an audio CD of the performance as well as a companion DVD featuring concert footage from the show and exclusive material not included on the CD, according to a press release.

Ozomatli's most recent studio release, 2004's "Street Signs," was awarded the Grammy for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album at that year's awards ceremony.

The politically active band recently took a break from touring to contribute an original song to the soundtrack of the upcoming Mexican-produced film "Innocent Voices," which deals with the life of a young boy during the 1980's civil war in El Salvador.