Season 3 of AMC’s "Interview with the Vampire" premieres on June 7 at 9 p.m. ET/PT,following immortal rock star Lestat de Lioncourt as he leads his band, The Vampire Lestat, on a new musical odyssey. The show, based on Anne Rice’s bestselling novels, returns with fresh faces and a live performance at New York’s Beacon Theatre to tease the premiere.

June 7 Premiere Sets the Tone for Lestat’s Musical Reign

According to the source, the third season opens on June 7 , 9 p.m. ET/PT, and centers on Lestat’s continued musical dominance. The series’ commitment to music is highlighted by a dedicated Spotify page and singles released for the fictional character, underscoring the show’s blend of horror and pop culture.

Streaming Options: From Sling TV to Hulu + Live TV

The report notes that cord‑cutters can stream the new season live on AMC via Sling TV, which offers passes starting at $4.99 for one to seven days. Hulu + Live TV is another alternative, beginning at $60.99 a month, providing access to many cable networks. Both services allow viewers to catch the show without a traditional cable subscription.

New Faces and Returning Favorites Shape the Cast

Season 3 brinngs back Armand, Daniel Molloy, and Louis de Pointe du Lac while introducing Jennifer Ehle as Gabriella de Lioncourt and Sheila Atim as Akasha. The source highlights these additions as key to the season’s evolving narrative.

Beacon Theatre Screening: A Pre‑Premiere Celebration

To celebrate the new season, Lestat’s band performed at the Beacon Theatre in New York, offering fans an early screening of the season premiere. This event, reported in the source, served as a live preview and a marketing push for the upcoming episodes.

Who’s Behind the Music? The Mystery of The Vampire Lestat

The source mentions a Spotify page and singles for Lestat’s fictional band, but it does not disclose the real musicians behind the recordings. Viewers and critics alike are left wondering whether the music is performed by the actors, professional musicians, or a combination of both.