Here’s How to Watch the Season 3 Premiere Online

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Get ready for a bloody good time. We are just days away from the premiere of Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat, the long-awaited sequel and third season to Interview with the Vampire.

Taken straight from the pages of Anne Rice’s vampire book of the same name, the new season follows the more than 250-year-old vampire Lestat de Lioncourt’s rise to fame as an immortal rock star and the frontman of the band The Vampire Lestat. The new season is set to air on Sunday (June 7) at 9 p.m. ET/PT on AMC. New episodes will air weekly on Sundays.

The show is serious about its music roots, so serious, in fact, that a Spotify page was launched for the fictional character Lestat, as well as five singles, including “Your Biggest Fan,” “All Fall Down” and “Long Face.”

How to Watch The Vampire Lestat Online, at a Glance:

Fans of Rice’s book and the adapted show have been waiting for this new season to be released since season two of Interview with the Vampire wrapped in 2024. With new music, glitzy costumes and fangs galore, The Vampire Lestat is sure to be a hit.

Starting on June 7, you can watch The Vampire Lestat online with Sling TV.

When Does The Vampire Lestat Air?

The season three premiere of The Vampire Lestat will air on Sunday, June 7, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Where to Watch The Vampire Lestat Online

You can tune in to the vampire rocker show on AMC. Keep reading for more details on how cord-cutters can watch online with Sling TV.

How to Watch The Vampire Lestat With Sling TV

Sling Blue

A subscription to Sling Blue, which comes with AMC, gets you access to watch The Vampire Lestat online. This plan focuses more on entertainment-based channels. Starting at $45.99 a month, you can watch live TV, local networks such as ABC and Fox (in select markets) and cable networks including Bravo, Cartoon Network, Discovery Channel, E!, Fox Sports, FX, MS NOW, National Geographic, SYFY, TLC, BET, CNN and Vice.

Sling Orange

You can stream the vampire show with Sling Orange, which comes with AMC. This subscription is best for sports and family entertainment. The plan is $45.99 a month. However, Sling Orange offers passes for one, three and seven days starting at $4.99, letting you trial before committing to anything. This comes in handy since Sling does not offer free trials.

Once you’ve paid for your chosen plan, you’ll get access to live TV, cable networks such as ESPN, ESPN2, Freeform, TLC, ID, VICE, Disney Channel, Nick Jr., Lifetime, Food Network, History Channel, IFC, Investigation Discovery, Travel Channel and more.

Sling Orange + Blue

If you can’t decide on which subscription is best for you, Sling also offers an Orange + Blue plan that bundles the best of both services into one. Sling Orange + Blue — which comes with AMC — gets you access to The Vampire Lestat, plus live TV and local and cable channels, starting at $60.99 a month. You can watch many cable networks, including ESPN2, FS1, Lifetime, FX, A&E, Bravo, BET, Cartoon Network, Fuse, CNN, Food Network and MSNBC.

Please note: Pricing and availability depend on your local TV market. You can learn more about Sling TV here.

More on The Vampire Lestat

This new show builds upon happenings from the Interview With the Vampire, with returning characters such as Armand, Daniel Molloy and Louis de Pointe du Lac. Jennifer Ehle, who plays Gabriella de Lioncourt (Lestat’s mother) and Sheila Atim playing Akasha, are new additions to the franchise.

Lestat’s band, The Vampire Lestat, transformed the Beacon Theatre in New York for one night on June 2, 2026. Led by actor Sam Reid, who plays Lestat, the faux band performed all of its new tracks, composed by Daniel Hart. The event served as a kickoff for the new show. Fans in attendance were treated to an early screening of the season three premiere.