Interview with the Vampire Soundtrack Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat (2026) Guide
A century old vampire from New Orleans reunites with an ailing journalist to recount his life of bloodlust and his tumultuous relationship with the rakish Frenchman who turned him.
Interview with the Vampire soundtrack (Season 3) includes a selection of tracks from The Vampire Lestat and others, along with an original score by Daniel Hart. This guide provides the complete list of soundtrack songs and scene descriptions, along with details on the composers and music supervisors involved in the 2026 AMC production. For more information on soundtrack songs and track listings, check the series section.
Created by Rolin Jones and based on the iconic vampire chronicles by Anne Rice, the third season shifts its focus entirely to the charismatic vampire Lestat de Lioncourt. Angered by his portrayal in Daniel Molloy’s recent biography, Lestat decides to launch a massive, contemporary rock 'n' roll tour to set the record straight and share his side of history. To represent his new status as a modern rockstar performing in packed arenas, the show’s audio design features heavy upbeat tunes, including dark alternative rock tracks from Placebo. These soaring live sequences are contrasted with classical background tunes that recall the character's long, bloody history throughout the centuries.
Episode 1: Detroit (Jun 7, 2026)
Lestat reflects on the events leading to his tour, including the formation of his band.
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All Fall Down
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Interview with the Vampire The Vampire Lestat Opening Music
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Long Face
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Performing at the stage
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Butterscotch B***h
The Vampire Lestat
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Black Licorice
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat performing on the stage
Episode 2: Toledo (Jun 14, 2026)
Lestat revisits his origins in Auvergne, explores Toledo, and deals with the fallout from Detroit.
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Why Do I Have To Feel?
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: At the Toledo concert, Lestat performs on stage while Louis observes from a balcony.
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La Fontaine De Sang
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: At an Italian restaurant, Lestat performs a song; during the performance, flashbacks depict him and Gabriella murdering a family.
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Black Licorice
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Promotional event scheduled.
Episode 3: Toronto (Jun 21, 2026)
Molloy finally lands an unsurprisingly difficult Lestat in the hot seat, probing him about his time as a Parisian actor, relationship with a childhood friend, and transformation, while Louis tends to some long-unfinished business in Detroit.
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Scene Context: Louis is conducting a vampire hunt at the mansion.
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Why Do I Have To Feel?
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat plays a video on a tablet during the interview.
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Your Biggest Fan
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: A musical montage featuring Lestat and Magnus.
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The Loneliness
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: During a concert tour, Lestat provides narration of a personal crisis prior to performing on stage.
Episode 4: The Devil's Road (Jun 28, 2026)
Armand goes on an apology tour; Lestat is triggered and lashes out as only he can, publicly embarrassing a personally invited concert attendee with a shout out; Louis seeks comfort in a familiar face.
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Your Biggest Fan
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Previous episode summary
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My Sister Is a Butcher
Sister Swire
Scene Context: Daniel is at a bowling alley.
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Hold My Hand
Mister Heavenly
Scene Context: At the diner, Regina discusses rent and financial matters with Louis.
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Carmen Suite No. 1: III. Intermezzo
Scene Context: Armand reads an apology letter to Lestat in the hotel shower.
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Cynthia's Sorority
Dimestore Darlings
Scene Context: Regina arrives late at the diner and engages in an argument with her supervisor.
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Rivers Underground
Noah Reid
Scene Context: Regina and Louis engage in conversation at the diner following Louis's return.
Episode 5: New York (Jul 5, 2026)
The band records their album. Louis comes clean. Molloy gets a gift.
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BIG BOSS
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Previous episode summary
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Big Bad Wolf
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat records a narration about coffin history in the studio.
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Nothin' To Lose
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: In the studio, Lestat directs the band during the recording of Nothing to Lose.
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Cabbage
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: At the studio, the band begins another recording take.
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BIG BOSS
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat performs the song.
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When I Call Out Your Name
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: In the shrine, Akasha contacts Lestat and bites him.
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Stained Glass Eyes
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: At the diner, Lestat interrogates Regina regarding her assumption of Claudia's identity.
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Cabbage
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Upcoming episode preview
Episode 6: Montreal (Jul 12, 2026)
Lestat & Louis meet someone who reveals some painful truths. Louis learns Lestat's biggest secret.
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Cabbage
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat exits the vehicle and joins fans who are singing, while Louis remains inside the car.
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Dancing With Myself
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: During rehearsal, Lestat performs while Louis and Sofia discuss safety protocols for the upcoming concert.
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Brutal Love
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: At rehearsal, Lestat performs "Brutal Love" in front of Louis, Sofia, and the band.
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Whalebones
Man Man
Scene Context: Lestat and Louis discuss Gabriella/Sofia and Daniel's video at the bar.
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Butterscotch B***h
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Next Episode previe music
Episode 7: The Failures (Jul 19, 2026)
Factions become clear when Lestat is the surprise guess of honor at at fancy dinner party.
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When I Call Out Your Name
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Marco provides critical feedback on Lestat's performance in 2025 at the review session.
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Butterscotch B***h
The Vampire Lestat
Scene Context: Lestat speaks to the individuals he has killed and injured on a symbolic stage.
Interview with the Vampire Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat Trailer Songs
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Dancing With Myself
The Vampire Lestat Official Trailer Music / Lestat singing in the stage
Starring Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson alongside Eric Bogosian and Assad Zaman, the cast brings intense theatricality and gothic romance to the screen. The auditory landscape elevates Lestat’s stage performances and personal reflections through powerful vocal tracks, notably featuring original songs performed by Sam Reid and classic gothic rock anthems from Bauhaus. Simultaneously, beautiful melodic tunes composed by Daniel Hart weave through the quieter, tense reunions between the immortal lovers, providing a polished and memorable auditory backing that captures the dark glamour of the undead.
Main Cast
- Jacob Anderson Louis de Pointe du Lac
- Sam Reid Lestat de Lioncourt
- Assad Zaman Armand
- Delainey Hayles Claudia de Lioncourt de Pointe du Lac
- Eric Bogosian Daniel Molloy
- Jennifer Ehle Gabriella
- Sheila Atim Akasha
Official Trailer
Related Soundtracks
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | All Fall Down | The Vampire Lestat |
| E1 | Long Face | The Vampire Lestat |
| E1 | Butterscotch B***h | The Vampire Lestat |
| E1 | Black Licorice | The Vampire Lestat |
| E2 | Why Do I Have To Feel? | The Vampire Lestat |
| E2 | La Fontaine De Sang | The Vampire Lestat |
| E2 | Black Licorice | The Vampire Lestat |
| E3 | Jewel | T. Rex |
| E3 | Why Do I Have To Feel? | The Vampire Lestat |
| E3 | Your Biggest Fan | The Vampire Lestat |
| E3 | The Loneliness | The Vampire Lestat |
| E4 | Your Biggest Fan | The Vampire Lestat |
| E4 | My Sister Is a Butcher | Sister Swire |
| E4 | Hold My Hand | Mister Heavenly |
| E4 | Carmen Suite No. 1: III. Intermezzo | Georges Bizet |
| E4 | Cynthia's Sorority | Dimestore Darlings |
| E4 | Rivers Underground | Noah Reid |
| E5 | BIG BOSS | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | Big Bad Wolf | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | Nothin' To Lose | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | Cabbage | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | BIG BOSS | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | When I Call Out Your Name | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | Stained Glass Eyes | The Vampire Lestat |
| E5 | Cabbage | The Vampire Lestat |
| E6 | Cabbage | The Vampire Lestat |
| E6 | Dancing With Myself | The Vampire Lestat |
| E6 | Brutal Love | The Vampire Lestat |
| E6 | Whalebones | Man Man |
| E6 | Butterscotch B***h | The Vampire Lestat |
| E7 | When I Call Out Your Name | The Vampire Lestat |
| E7 | Butterscotch B***h | The Vampire Lestat |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the music for Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat?
The score for Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat was composed by Daniel Hart.
How many songs are in the soundtrack for Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat?
There are 33 songs featured in the soundtrack for Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat. SeekerTune lists all of them with detailed scene descriptions.
What are the genres of Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat?
The main genres for Interview with the Vampire: Season 3 - The Vampire Lestat include Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy.
How many seasons does Interview with the Vampire have?
The TV show Interview with the Vampire currently has 3 seasons.