French electronic duo Daft Punk has teamed up with LEGO.
The LEGO Group and Daft Punk officially announced their collaboration on October 22, 2026, unveiling a new project that brings together music, design, and play culture.
The collaboration is set to extend beyond products to include video content and a range of brand experiences.

The first project is a LEGO set recreating the iconic stage from Daft Punk’s 2007 Alive tour.
Featuring robot minifigures of both members and a pyramid-shaped performance stage built from LEGO bricks, the set offers a new way to experience the duo’s striking stage design, which left as lasting an impression as their music.

What makes this project particularly interesting is that the set originated from a fan’s idea.
A design created by Patrick Harboun of Luxembourg and his son gained attention in the LEGO Ideas community, and the official collaboration has now brought it into the product development stage.
However, the original fan submission will not necessarily be reproduced exactly in the final product, and the finished set’s design is yet to be revealed.

The video released alongside the collaboration announcement features Daft Punk reimagined as LEGO minifigures.
The duo’s tracks “Voyager” and “Human After All” accompany the video, connecting two distinct creative worlds: music and bricks.
With their signature robot helmets and pyramid stage serving as iconic visual elements, the collaboration highlights Daft Punk’s design legacy beyond music.

Although Daft Punk announced their breakup in 2021, their music and visual identity continue to be reinterpreted in various ways.
This LEGO collaboration goes beyond simple character merchandise, transforming an iconic moment from the duo’s live performances into something fans can build and own.

Specific product details, pricing, and pre-order dates for the Daft Punk LEGO set have yet to be announced. Both parties are expected to share further information in 2027.