LEGO partners with Daft Punk to recreate Alive 2007 pyramid stage

The LEGO Group has entered a partnership with French electronic duo Daft Punk that will feature products, content, and brand experiences, JamBase and Music Business Worldwide reported. The collaboration launches with an official LEGO set based on the pyramid stage used during the duo's Alive 2007 tour. The set originated as a fan submission on the LEGO Ideas platform created by Luxembourg-based Patrick Harboun and his son, according to JamBase and Music Business Worldwide. [1][2]

The partnership was introduced with a promotional video soundtracked by the songs Voyager and Human After All, JamBase reported. NME noted that the video features minifigures of band members Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo finding a holographic red brick. Viewers of a livestream on the duo's official YouTube channel first saw hints of the deal on October 21 2026, followed by the official announcement on October 22 2026, according to Music Business Worldwide. [1][2][3]

The creative director for Daft Punk stated that the duo is excited to see fan creativity reflected through the LEGO universe, NME reported. Pricing and release dates for the pyramid set have not been announced, though JamBase and Music Business Worldwide reported that LEGO promised further details and additional products in 2027. [1][2][3]

Daft Punk, formed by Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, conducted their Alive 2007 concert tour following the release of their previous live albums and material. The licensing agreement comes more than five years after the group publicly announced their split in February 2021, Music Business Worldwide reported. [2][3][12]