Entertainment Industry Infographics

Through analyzing social media growth captured from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube as well as artist data on new bands, Sonicbids is pleased to introduce you to the top 13 emerging bands for 2013 who are producing some of the best new music currently available.

Alright all you guitar players and lovers of music. This infographic from Silver Oak Casino looks at the details and history of guitars belonging to Bruce Springsteen (the Esquire), Tom Morello (Arm the Homeless), Prince (Cloud), Neil Young (Old Black), Jimmy Page (doubleneck), Eric Clapton (Blackie), and of course one of my all-time favorites, Stevie Ray Vaughn (Strat Number One).

Here is an infographic report providing detailed analysis of the current state of the Music Licensing Industry. The report provides insightful data on the global multi-billion dollar music licensing industry, and highlights the prolific use of retitling amongst music licensing companies, as well as the size of the industry and current trends and roles within music licensing.

Everyone knows the Disney Parks across the world are known as the magical kingdom, but no one ever takes the time to think about what it takes to maintain the magic. Hundreds of thousands of people can pour into a Disney Park over the course of a single month, and if left alone the parks could and probably would fall apart, but it is the maintenance workers that keep it together. Just exactly how much maintenance is required to keep Walt Disney World looking perfect?

The following infographic from Palicomp contains all the information you ever wanted to know about Lara Croft and the history of one of gaming’s most successful franchises.

How will you deal with the zombie hordes once the world ends? Here is an infographic highlighting 15 interesting facts about the show The Walking Dead. Think you know which characters have taken down the most walkers, or what strangeness happens behind the scenes in production? Find out below!

When the first sci-fi film was shown in 1902 it stirred the public’s interest in space exploration. As very few of us will qualify to become astronauts we can still enjoy space travel through the mediums of cinema and television. This infographic looks at the costs involved and compare science fiction to science fact.