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‘The Vampire Lestat’ Staging One-Night Only Concert — Sam Reid & Jacob Anderson Share Details
- On Wednesday, April 29, AMC announced that actor Sam Reid will perform as the Vampire Lestat at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on June 2, ahead of Season 3's premiere on June 7.
- The live performance will feature original music by series composer Daniel Hart, with tour partners POM Wonderful and Fender Musical Instruments Corp. supporting the event as Lestat's rock star era unfolds.
- Fans can request complimentary tickets beginning Wednesday, May 6, at 12 a.m. ET. Reid told TV Insider that "not really any convincing" was needed to secure his participation in the live show.
- Kim Granito, AMC Chief Marketing Officer, described the Beacon event as a touchpoint designed to celebrate the deep connection viewers have with the characters and the world they love.
- The company is actively moving into unexpected venues and platforms, including a return to Sphere for holiday-themed promotions and upcoming streaming app launches on Meta Quest later this year.
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The Age
The AgeThe Vampire Lestat as you’ve never seen him before: Sam Reid’s new stage role
The Newsreader and Interview With The Vampire star Sam Reid is returning to the stage after 10 years, stepping in for Sam Worthington at the Sydney Theatre Company.
·Sydney, Australia
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‘The Vampire Lestat’ Staging One-Night Only Concert — Sam Reid & Jacob Anderson Share Details
Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson tease the show. Plus, details on how to get tickets.
·Missoula, United States
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PasteSam Reid is doing a one-night live show as bloodsucking rockstar The Vampire Lestat
AMC has not been shy about promoting the new season of Interview With A Vampire in the most “We’re putting our sexy vampires and their sexy rockstar personas front and center” ways possible, up to and including rebranding the series as The Vampire Lestat, in reference to the more modern-set Anne Rice novel it’s adapting. Now fans of the series can look forward to a chance to blur the line between fantasy and reality even more, as the network—cur…
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