Interview with Vampire Season 3 Release Date and Electric Opening Title Sequence Officially Revealed

The vampire Lester from Interview with the Vampire season 3

Published March 13, 2026, 12:00 a.m. EDT

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Interview with the Vampire season 3, also known as The vampire Lestatis gearing up for a dramatic return, and AMC has officially confirmed the release date, dropped its title sequence, and released the titular vampire’s new single.

Interview with the Vampire season 3 will place The Vampire Lestat’s musical ambitions at the center of the story. As the immortal protagonist embraces life as a rock icon, he goes on a major tour with his band. The rise of his celebrity, however, coincides with growing tension in the supernatural world. The new installment will explore how his growing influence over humans and vampires sparks hilarious and dramatic problems during a mysterious wave known as the Great Conversion.

In a new statement, the channel officially revealed that Interview with the Vampire season 3 will premiere on June 7, 2026 on AMC and AMC+. The company also revealed a brand new flashy title sequence that fits perfectly with the rock and roll theme of the upcoming chapter. The clip shows Lestat de Lioncourt performing in front of massive crowds, with glimpses of strange but exciting images. Check out the new footage below:

AMC also released a new track called “They all fall“, written by Danieal Hart and performed by The Vampire Lestat, with Sam Reid, who plays the selfish undead musician, providing the vocals. The song is the second official single tied to the upcoming season, following “Long face“, which fell exactly a month ago. Both songs are now available on major streaming services via the fictional band’s new artist profile. All platforms that flow “They all fall” can be found here.

Although Hart wrote this new hit song for him, Lestat still had some crude comments to throw at the composer, diminishing his role in the track’s creation and accusing him of torturing people with his work. He claimed that the only good thing about the play was his singing. “All fall; Fortunately only lasts 68 seconds. That’s 54 seconds more than anyone should endure for Daniel Hart. I like the harmonies on the chorus. I made them“, he explained pompously.

Hart, on the other hand, did not care about Lestat’s criticism of his musical talent. Instead, he explained the inspiration and story behind the song. He added that this would Interview with the Vampire season 3 is more fun than ever. Read the composer’s full statement below:

All Fall Down is both the title song of the new season and Vampire Lestat’s idea for a song early in the band’s life. Like Long Face, he feels heavily influenced by Bowie, T. Rex and other ’70s rock ‘n’ roll stars who looked to the blues as much as the stars for inspiration. All Fall Down marks a period in the lives of this vampire band when they were still figuring out exactly what their sound was, and before Lestat himself began changing personas and exploring other musical styles. At the same time, with All Fall Down, we tried to capture the general atmosphere of this new Lestat that we get to know better and better as the season goes on: wilder, more raw, more self-deprecating than ever.