Everyone’s favorite robot humanoids, the French house outfit Daft Punk (a.k.a. Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo), played a spectacular live show at Keyspan Park in Coney Island section of Brooklyn, NY on Tuesday, August 9th.
The event was a part of the duo’s Alive 2007 Tour – their first live tour in a decade.
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The sold-out evening featured a mind-blowing visuals, bangin’ sound system and, with approx. 7,500 dancing and cheering fans, the whole place was completely exploding with energy. According to all accounts, it was the show of the year in New York City and well worth waiting for since 1997.
Photos, videos and reviews can be found here, here, here and here.
In related news, according to Billboard, Daft Punk will release a special live album chronicling the June 14 Paris stop on their 2007 tour. As-yet-untitled set will be available in November in a single CD edition plus a two-disc set which features the show’s encore.
