Daft Punk have a new collaboration, and it’s not a comeback tour. The duo have partnered with Lego on a set recreating their legendary Pyramid stage from the 2007 Alive Tour, complete with minifigures of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo in their signature helmets. If you’ve ever watched Alive 2007 footage and wanted that glowing pyramid on your shelf, this is your moment.
The backstory makes it even sweeter. The design originally came from a 2020 Lego fan competition, where the Daft Punk pyramid won and was confirmed for full development. A promotional video shows the minifigures following a holographic red brick, and Lego says this pyramid set is just the first of several Daft Punk-themed releases, though what comes next is still a mystery.
Daft Punk split in 2021, but their visual world keeps growing, and a fan-made idea becoming an official product is a full-circle moment for the fandom. What other artist’s live stage deserves the Lego treatment? Let us know in the comments.
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