Anne Rice's The Vampire Lestat

Lestat reflects on the events leading to his tour, including the formation of his band and the publication of a certain book, while experiencing a disquieting, drug-fueled spiritual trip and going head-to-head with a resentful coven.

Lestat revisits his origins in Auvergne, explores Toledo with a recent reconnection, and deals with the fallout from Detroit, facing both band tensions and a disgruntled hotel owner.

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. Louis tends to some long-unfinished business in Detroit.

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 shoutout. Louis seeks comfort in a familiar face.

The band records their album, as Lestat revisits his musical origins and pushes them all to new extremes. Louis comes clean about his guilty pleasure. Molloy gets a gift from the last person he expected.

The newly released The Vampire Lestat album makes the charts. Lestat and Louis debate whether to meet an old neighbor with potential to reveal some painful truths. Louis learns Lestat's biggest secret and is less than understanding.

The night of the band's final show, factions become clear when Lestat is the surprise guest of honor at a fancy dinner party where he must confront past and present demons.