Police to target Daft Punk fans at album launch in Wee Waa Daft Punk's brand new album will be given its global launch at the Wee Waa show on May 17. POLICE are warning Daft Punk fans of a crackdown on alcohol-related crime at the French electro-pop duo's album launch in the state's north west. The acclaimed French duo will launch their new album Random Access Memories via live streaming on Friday at Wee Waa Showgrounds, coinciding with the Wee Waa Show. Four thousand tickets to the album release were sold in 13 minutes when they went on sale, even though the duo is not expected to appear in person. In a statement, police warned they would be clamping down on "anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related crime" at the event. Officers said they would also be cracking down on underage drinking, drink-driving and drug-related offences, as well as enforcing acceptable crowd behaviour. "There will be no hesitation in taking action for alcohol-and-drug-related offences," Superintendent Jenny Hayes said. Police said they had launched an operation, codenamed Hadrian, to ensure the safety and security of music fans and locals at the event.