How many pieces does the Concert Moon set contain?

The set has 670 pieces in total, including 187 unique parts, plus one minifigure.

Is this set meant for play or for display?

With its rounded moon shape and moody colour palette, it works best as a display piece rather than a play set.

What colours make up the model?

Black and dark bluish grey form the base, with lavender and blue violet used as accent colours throughout.

Editions

LEGO® Olivia Rodrigo’s Concert Moon

Olivia Rodrigo's Concert Moon belongs to the Editions range, built entirely around the musician rather than a vehicle or building. With 670 pieces and 187 unique parts, it forms a moon-shaped stage model for pop culture fans.

Set number: 43029
Year: 2026
Pieces: 670
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Editions
Different parts: 187

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 187

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 1

Olivia Rodrigo, Black Outfit fig-0179974 pieces × 1

Description

A concert stage shaped like the moon

Olivia Rodrigo's Concert Moon is part of the Editions range, a line of building sets built around music and pop culture rather than the usual vehicles or buildings. The model recreates a moon-shaped stage structure, the kind of striking centrepiece you might spot at a major pop concert, built around a rounded silhouette that reads instantly as a lunar sphere. Rather than being a playset, it works as a display piece that pairs a musical theme with genuine building technique. At 670 pieces, it sits in the mid-size bracket for a 2026 Editions set, giving builders a project that takes a proper evening without becoming overwhelming.

670 pieces and 187 unique parts

This set totals 670 pieces, with 187 unique parts keeping the build varied rather than repetitive from start to finish. That ratio of unique parts to total pieces is fairly high for a set this size, which usually means more distinct building steps and fewer long runs of identical bricks. Shaping a smooth sphere out of straight elements calls for staggered plates and layered rings, a technique also seen in dome and ball builds elsewhere in the hobby. Builders who enjoy figuring out how flat bricks curve into round forms will find plenty to work with here, without the step count becoming excessive.

Black, lavender and blue violet

The colour scheme leans on black, lavender, blue violet and dark bluish grey, a palette that suggests a night-time stage rather than a daytime toy. Black and dark bluish grey form the solid structural core of the moon, while lavender and blue violet appear as accent tones standing in for stage lighting, starlight or performance effects. It is a fitting choice given how often purple and blue lighting features at contemporary pop shows, and it gives the finished build a moody, atmospheric character rather than a bright, cartoonish one.

One minifigure and who this set suits

The set includes a single minifigure tied to the Olivia Rodrigo concert theme, giving the build a personal touch even though the moon itself remains the main attraction. With no minifigures beyond that one figure, this is clearly built for display rather than elaborate play scenarios, and it suits fans who want a striking piece for a shelf, desk or bedroom wall. Teenagers and adult collectors who like combining music fandom with building as a hobby will find a theme here that earlier Editions sets have rarely tackled this directly.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Concert Moon set contain?: The set has 670 pieces in total, including 187 unique parts, plus one minifigure.
Is this set meant for play or for display?: With its rounded moon shape and moody colour palette, it works best as a display piece rather than a play set.
What colours make up the model?: Black and dark bluish grey form the base, with lavender and blue violet used as accent colours throughout.

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