Wilburys travel to top of global charts
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LONDON (Billboard) - Dads across the globe have united to return the Traveling Wilburys to chart success on the back of huge Father's Day sales.
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Top-selling bands The Beatles, Oasis, U2 and Westlife go head-to-head in the album charts.
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EMI, the worldâs third-biggest music company, today said trends in the global music market were improving, despite posting a drop in first-half profit.
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X Factor winner Leona Lewis tops the singles chart with the most first week sales of any release this year.
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Big-name Western bands head to Eastern Europe.
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Elvis Presley's music lives on &#151; and continues to set records in Britain &#151; taking the No. 1 position on the country's singles chart.
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Bob Dylan reached the top of the  U.S. albums chart for the first time in 30 years, and only the  fourth time in his career, according to sales data issued on  Wednesday.
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The Irish ladies of Celtic Woman  dominate the Top World Music Albums chart this year, taking the  top three spots with "A New Journey," "A Christmas Celebration"  and "Celtic Woman."
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Justin Timberlake's second album enters the top of the UK charts at number one.
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UK record companies are celebrating their best ever year for album sales, with 237 million sold in 12 months.
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Though they'll surely live to fight  another day, U2's brief stint holding the title of top-grossing  tour ever is over. That distinction returns to the Rolling  Stones, whose A Bigger Bang tour is now the top-grossing tour  in history.
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Country star Tim McGraw lived it up on top of the Billboard 200 for a second consecutive week Wednesday, while Ray Charles, Jill Scott and LL Cool J entered the pop albums chart in the next three spots.
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Amid debuts by several major new  releases this week, Justin Timberlake narrowly managed to hold  on to the top spot on the U.S. pop album charts, according to  sales data published by Billboard Wednesday.
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The Rolling Stones may be ageing rockers but their pulling power is undimmed -- they topped the charts with the world's most successful music tour in the latest edition of Guinness World Records.
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"Last night Sting did a big leap for the cut-off hit, and he makes the same move tonight but he gets the footwork just a little bit wrong and doesn't quite achieve lift-off. The mighty Sting looks like a petulant pansy instead of the god of rock."  The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Genesis, the Who, the Police and Black Sabbath are among the acts appearing this summer in arenas between the Black Forest and the Baltic, in Europe's richest nation with a wealth ... via The Globe and Mail
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Rolling Stone magazine has named the top 500 songs of all-time, and, well, the No. 1 song isn't exactly a complete unknown.
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LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Paul McCartney, George Harrison and the songs of John Lennon can all be found in the top 15 of the U.S. pop album chart, the biggest confluence of ex-Beatles in years.