Daft Punk will bring their Euro-disco funk to the GRAMMY stage in 2014 with their first live performance in over two years, and their first show supporting their GRAMMY-nominated album Random Access ...
LOS ANGELES -- Daft Punk's electronic-funk grooves have won big at the Grammys. The French electronic duo's "Random Access Memories" won album of the year and their infectious hit, "Get Lucky," won ...
As it's the end of the year, it's time for all of us (present company included) to look back at the last 12 months and put shit into categories. It makes looking back at what went down in 2014 that ...
Update: Commenters have pointed out that the man in the suit looks like Paul Hahn (a member of the robots’ inner circle), and indeed he does, although it remains unclear. One thing is for sure: ...
While the 56th annual GRAMMY Awards rocked the world from the Staples Center in Los Angeles last night (Jan. 26), a cavalcade of the night's big winners faced the press behind the scenes. Here's a ...
The French group are very excited about Episode VII, "We've always been big fans of his work. I happened to have met J.J. Abrams a few years back, and he's a really cool guy. He seems to be the ...
Some of the night’s best speeches were merely interpretations of what the circuitry inside Daft Punk’s robots might be thinking. Pharrell took a shot when the group won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ...
LOS ANGELES (AFP) ― French electronic dance act Daft Punk will play at the 2014 Grammys show next month, organizers said Thursday, confirming a rare performance by the elusive duo. Kendrick Lamar and ...
Remember last year when Daft Punk's full "Get Lucky" ad debuted at Coachella, after months of rumors regarding the androids possibly performing at Coachella? Then when people thought that Daft Punk ...
Daft Punk, who are up for five 2014 Grammys, are scheduled to perform at the awards ceremony, reports Rolling Stone. The article also points out that it will be their first televised performance since ...
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