A release date has been revealed for the soundtrack to 'Bohemian Rhapsody', a film to celebrate Queen, their work, and iconic front man Freddie Mercury from the beginning of their journey through their spectacular rise to the forefront of music.

The album, which is out on October 19th (four days prior to the film's premiere, before opening across the world in early November), will feature previously unavailable performances of Queen's from Live Aid, as well as newer versions of some of the band's hits.

The Live Aid songs - featuring the likes of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'We Are The Champions' - come from their 1985 concert at Wembley, which until now had otherwise been a rarity in Queen's extensive back catalogue of music, as they had only ever been released on video formats previously. The audio for the five tracks are exclusive to the album.

Joining these on the soundtrack will be new versions of their other classics which are select remastered works of the group's best studio recordings, and other previously scarce live performances from down the years spanning across different decades and countries.

You can check out the full track listing for the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' soundtrack below.