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Daft Punk and LEGO Join Forces for New Partnership, "Alive 2007" Set Confirmed

The collaboration expands into product, content and brand experiences after a father-and-son fan build won LEGO Ideas support from 10,000 fans.

  • On Oct. 22, The LEGO Group and Daft Punk announced a new partnership to "inspire and remix fandoms," launching with a fan-designed LEGO set featuring the iconic pyramid stage from the duo's 2007 Alive tour.
  • Designed by Patrick Harboun and his son during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, the model reached 10,000 supports on LEGO Ideas before languishing in a production "Parking Lot" awaiting approval.
  • Beyond the initial set, the collaboration promises "product, content and brand experiences" crossing music and culture. The duo previously appeared as Minifigures in Pharrell's 2024 Lego-animated documentary Piece, collaborating on the hit track Get Lucky.
  • This release marks a significant return for the electronic producers, who announced their breakup in February 2021. The partnership celebrates their legacy and deep connection with fans through new creative offerings.
  • With further details expected in 2027, the deal positions Daft Punk to influence new generations through creative innovation. The project serves as a "mashup of surprising events," bridging electronic music history and the LEGO brand's diverse audience.
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Brick Fanatics broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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