Will There Be A Season 3 of Interview With the Vampire?
Absolutely, there’s going to be a Season 3, and honestly, if you’re anything like me, you’re already imagining Sam Reid (Lestat) with a microphone and a dangerous glint in his eye. AMC gave the official nod back in June 2024, not long before Season 2 wrapped up, and the next chapter even has a new name: The Vampire Lestat. Don’t expect more of the same, though this isn’t some lazy sequel. The story’s shifting from Louis’ tortured vibes to Lestat’s full-blown rockstar energy. Yes, that means music, drama, wild stage moments, and probably some questionable fashion choices.
It’s funny; I still remember binging the first season during a particularly long monsoon downpour, marveling at how Anne Rice’s world translates to modern TV, messy, beautiful, a little bit dangerous. The show’s creative team isn’t holding back: production started in mid-2025, and they’re teasing soundchecks, surprise cast moments, and Lestat going on tour. If you’ve ever wished your vampires would stop brooding in mansions and start headlining concerts, you’re basically about to get your wish.
Still, if you’re hoping for a tight timeline, patience is about to become your new best friend the third season lands in 2026. No exact date yet, but keep your garlic (or popcorn) handy.
Where to Watch Interview With The Vampire Season 3?
You’ll want to keep your AMC subscription handy, because Season 3 is officially set to premiere there and, for streaming, it’s going to hit AMC+ as well. Past seasons are already up, so no need to panic if you need a refresher (or if you just miss Claudia a little too much).
Here’s the rundown:
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AMC: Cable/satellite broadcast at home and the first stop for new episodes
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AMC+: The network’s streaming platform fastest way to catch episodes on demand
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Netflix: At the moment, only Season 1 is on Netflix, so it might not be the go-to for Season 3 (at least not initially)
In my house, watching this show means cozy socks and the requisite blood-red tea (it’s hibiscus, don’t worry), preferably late at night when the mood matches the gothic excess on-screen. And yeah, sometimes I get a little jealous of Lestat’s jacket collection no shame.
When Season 3 drops, expect AMC and AMC+ to carry every new episode, possibly with sneak peeks available via Comic-Con streams and official AMC social channels.
Disclaimer:
Release dates are subject to change and may vary by region. Check AMC and AMC+ for official updates and episode availability.
