Daft Punk is partnering with LEGO on a long-term collaboration that includes a LEGO set based on the stage design from the duo’s 2007 “Alive” tour. Several outlets confirm the “Alive 2007” set and frame it around the iconic pyramid stage.

Coverage also points to additional planned elements beyond the physical toy. Variety describes the partnership as multi-platform, spanning product, content, and brand experiences. Rolling Stone mentions a teaser video, while Variety refers to a short film collaboration, and Wallpaper says it spoke with Daft Punk’s creative director Cédric Hervet about what follows.

Other reports add context about how the idea developed. Billboard says the collaboration was inspired by a 2020 father-son team’s submission to the LEGO Ideas Community that mimicked Daft Punk’s pyramid stage. Across outlets, the emphasis varies between the specific set, the broader scope of content, and the behind-the-scenes origin story.