Daft Punk will receive an official Lego set, based on their 2007 Alive tour pyramid. This product evolved from a fan-built model that won Lego's Music to Our Ears contest in 2020.
The announcement was teased on Daft Punk's "WDPK 83.7" YouTube stream, featuring a red holographic speaker/Lego brick. A video showed Daft Punk minifigures interacting with the brick and their console. Lego designers are collaborating with fan creator Patrick Harboun, known as RobotRock, on the final version of the set.
The original fan model was a COVID-era project by a father and son from Luxembourg. It features a glowing pyramid stage with approximately 2,000 pieces and includes a motorized, rotating box of transparent bricks to replicate the tour's stage effects.
Lego's marketing chief, Julia Goldin, stated this announcement is "just the beginning of a bigger journey." Daft Punk minifigures previously appeared in the 2024 Lego-animated Pharrell Williams film, Piece By Piece, performing "Get Lucky."
Specific details regarding the set's price or release date have not been announced by Lego. Further news is anticipated in 2027.
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Lego will release an official set based on Daft Punk's 2007 Alive tour pyramid, originating from a fan-built model that won a Lego contest. This marks an official collaboration between Daft Punk and Lego, with more details expected in 2027.