Daft Punk and Lego announce 2027 set based on Alive 2007 pyramid stage
A fan design inspired by the duo’s concert stage is moving into development as the first physical project in a wider partnership.
Daft Punk and Lego confirmed on October 22, 2026, that they are developing a set based on the French duo’s pyramid stage from the Alive 2007 tour, with the collaboration planned for 2027. The project takes a fan-created Lego Ideas design toward an official release, although Lego has said the winning submission is not the final model it will produce.
Hypebeast reported that the set is the first physical project in a partnership also covering content and live experiences. The announcement follows a teaser broadcast on Daft Punk’s WDPK 83.7 channel on October 21; Rolling Stone reported that the duo and Lego confirmed the set the following day with a video showing the musicians in Lego form as their brick-built console takes shape.
How the Alive 2007 Lego design began
Patrick Harboun and his son created the original pyramid-stage design during lockdown, according to Hypebeast. Their entry won Lego Ideas’ 2020 ‘Music to Our Ears’ challenge and received 10,000 community votes. The fan project is now the starting point for the announced set, rather than a preview of its finished appearance.
‘This all started as a creative escape during lockdown between my son and I because of our shared love of Daft Punk and LEGO building,’ Harboun said in a statement quoted by Hypebeast. He said they had not imagined the project would become an official collaboration and described its progress as an example of what the Lego Ideas community can do.
Why Daft Punk chose the pyramid stage
Daft Punk creative director Cédric Hervet called the pyramid stage ‘one of the most recognisable expressions of Daft Punk’s visual world’ in a statement quoted by Hypebeast. He said the fan-created design made it a fitting centrepiece for the partnership and pointed to the role fans have played in the duo’s story.
The announcement video features Lego minifigures of the duo approaching a custom brick-built console, Hypebeast reported. It uses ‘Voyager,’ from the 2001 album Discovery, and the title track of 2005’s Human After All. The earlier WDPK 83.7 teaser showed a red brick whose rear tubes resembled speaker woofers, before the pyramid project was formally announced.
When details of the Lego set are expected
Rolling Stone reported that further details, including preorder information and the full version of the pyramid set, are expected in the coming months. Lego and Daft Punk have not given a precise release date, price or piece count for the 2027 project.
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Sources and context
- Daft Punk Team With Lego for Set Based on Classic Pyramid StageRolling Stone
- One More Build: LEGO and DAFT PUNK™ Team up for 'ALIVE 2007' SetHypebeast
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