LEGO and Daft Punk Announce Official Collaboration Inspired by Alive 2007
LEGO and Daft Punk have officially joined forces in a new creative partnership celebrating the legendary French electronic duo's unmistakable visual universe.
Announced on October 22, 2026, the collaboration will bring Daft Punk into the LEGO world through products, digital content and new experiences. At the heart of the announcement is a planned LEGO Ideas set inspired by the duo's iconic Alive 2007 pyramid stage.
Daft Punk's Alive 2007 Pyramid Is Becoming a LEGO Set
The project began with a fan-created design by Patrick Harboun and his son, who recreated Daft Punk's legendary concert stage using LEGO bricks.
Their concept won a LEGO Ideas competition in 2020 and later reached 10,000 supporters. LEGO has now confirmed that the idea will move into official product development.
The original fan design offers an early glimpse of the concept, although the final commercial set may look different.
Daft Punk Return as LEGO Minifigures in Official Film
The partnership was introduced with a promotional film featuring LEGO minifigure versions of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.
Set to Daft Punk's “Voyager” and “Human After All,” the film brings the duo's futuristic robot identities into a world built entirely around LEGO creativity.
The announcement celebrates the duo's enduring cultural influence without signalling a musical reunion.
Daft Punk Return as LEGO Minifigures in Official Film
When Will the Daft Punk LEGO Set Be Released?
LEGO has not yet confirmed a release date, price or final piece count for the upcoming set.
The company says more details about the partnership will arrive in 2027, with additional content and experiences also planned.
For Daft Punk fans, the project offers a new way to celebrate one of electronic music's most influential live shows.
Discover the official LEGO × Daft Punk announcement.
