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This is how it works: Click the Hucci show that you want to see from the Hucci concert schedule above. The price listed is for 1 ticket, with tax included. Check out the venue layout to see where the Hucci tickets are located in the building. The Hucci tickets you purchase will be sitting side by side unless otherwise noted. Beause Vivid Seats is in no way affilliated with Hucci or the fan club, all Hucci tickets sold on our site are listed above face value. Once you've paid for your Hucci tickets, the ticket sales are final. Only if Hucci cancels the show would we be able to refund your money, less the shipping costs. Your Hucci concert tickets can be mailed directly to your home, office, or anywhere else you would like. Make sure to keep your Hucci event tickets in a safe place once received since we cannot replace them if lost or stolen. If you have any questions, please call us toll free at: 1.866.848.TIXX Gucci Museum was great! 7 Euros to enter, there is a cloak room and you receive a information booklet about the museum.
I highly recommend to break up seeing the other museums. Only takes about 20minutes. Great location to have a coffee outside with the view of the piazza. I loved seeing the Gucci Museum, but it was really short. We paid 7 euros for entry, and it took about 20 minutes to thoroughly go through the exhibit. I loved it, but think it could have more. If you have time, though I would recommend. This is Gucci's Wold! And it's amazing, with all the bags and ceramics and shoes and clothes he designed. It's just amazing, the way this museum it's made. If you love fashion, don't miss it!! The museum is located in a beautiful building which has been tastefully decorated to suit Gucci ascetics. My €7 ticket included a booklet on the history of the building itself and explanatory notes about each of the exhibition rooms. On a January afternoon the place wasn't very busy which was surprising considering it's location right next to Palazzo Vecchio. My 20 year old daughter and I toured the museum as the Uffizi and Academia were closed our only day in Florence.
This is a small but lovely historical museum of all Gucci products. It was an hour tour at most and self guided. This little museum exhibits a different kind of art, and is worth a visit. One gets a brief history of Gucci and his creations, beginning with his luggage. The handbags on display are exquisite. A very nice museum - only 7 euros to get in, quite small so easy to fit into a busy day in Florence and a great way to learn about an italian icon. We popped in one evening before dinner and pretty much had the museum to ourselves. It was lovely learning about the history of the fashion house and... When you've had your fill of Italian renaissance paintings head here to enjoy some more recent works by another Italian icon, Guccio Gucci. Located on the Piazza della Signoria it's just minutes from the Uffizi and Palazzo Vecchio. We learned a lot about the famous fashion house and loved the Gucci Cadillac. It's a small museum so you can be... A little expensive at 10-15 euros to enter, but you'll enjoy the story of Gucci which is from Florence.
Try the cafe and the bookstore icon store which has special gifts from Gucci but only at the Museo store. Good luck and enjoy! Nice, small but tasteful museum where you can see a small collection bags, vlotjes and travel goods from the early 20's to 2012. Entrance is only 7 euro. The Gucci Crew II was a Miami bass group popular between 1986 and 1994. The group was made up of MC V and TFS (aka 240 Shorty), along with Disco Rick, who was their DJ early on. 2 So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid 3 What Time is It? 4 Everybody Wants Some Their first song, "Gucci Bass", was inspired by LL Cool J's "Rock the Bells", and much like Gigolo Tony's 1986 hit, it utilized The Smurfs' theme song as the hook. The track was produced by Amos Larkins II in late 1986, making it a regional hit in early 1987. As Larkins went into semi-retirement for a few years, Disco Rick assumed the role of producer. They released the album So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid in 1987, which became a hugely successful album locally on the heels of 2 Live Crew's debut album.
The success was only heightened as the campy single, "Sally, That Girl", caught fire outside of Florida that same year, which over time proved to be their signature song. In 1988, the trio released What Time is It? It's Gucci Time, and was quickly embraced by the emerging car audio bass market. Tensions arose as the final version of the album featured a parody of Doug E. Fresh's "La Di Da Di", which went against Disco Rick's wishes. As a result, Rick left the unit to form The Dogs, and Gucci Crew suddenly found themselves without a DJ and producer. As a duo, Gucci Crew began work on their third album, Everybody Wants Some in 1989, utilizing Hot Productions' in-house producer, Larry Davis. Davis had not only been a member of the highly successful disco-funk group Instant Funk, but had produced national hits for Gucci Crew's label mates L'Trimm the previous year, which led L'Trimm to a licensing deal with Atlantic Records. In a maximum effort promotional campaign, Hot Productions bought time for an interview on B.E.T.'s "Rap City" video show for both L'Trimm and Gucci Crew.
Despite all the effort, Everybody Wants Some failed to impress Gucci Crew's core audience, and it also failed to attract new fans. Tensions between the group and the label came to a boil. The following year, Gucci Crew hired a new DJ and producer named Hollywood, and released their fourth and final album, G4. The initial single, "Pushin'", received airplay on Yo! MTV Raps, but again failed to gain attention. It was the group's next single, "Booty Shake", that became a club anthem in the south eastern United States in 1990/1991 and gained the act a whole new fanbase for a brief period. By the end of 1991, the Miami bass scene went through a complete makeover. 2 Live Crew had officially announced their breakup, sample clearance issues halted productions for many groups, and a couple of breakthrough hits had changed the focus of the music to higher tempos for "booty shake" contests. It took until 1994 for any new material to come out under the Gucci Crew moniker. The two singles, "Erase Ya Face" and "Spikin' The Funky Punch", did not meet the new standards for the Miami bass scene.