Paul Rudd joins Clinton and Miranda for NYC karaoke night
Paul Rudd is co-hosting a New York City karaoke fundraiser with Lin-Manuel Miranda and Hillary Clinton on October 19, 2026, raising money for Latino Victory Project and Onward Together. Fans can enter an ActBlue sweepstakes—closing October 2—for VIP tickets, a meet-and-greet, airfare and a hotel stay.
The night is billed as “Raise Your Voice for Democracy,” according to reporting that places the event in New York City with a still-unannounced venue and guest-performer lineup. For more viral culture coverage, see Future Tech & AI Wonders on BlasterPost.
Key Takeaways
- Paul Rudd, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Hillary Clinton will host karaoke in NYC on October 19, 2026.
- Proceeds support Latino Victory Project and Onward Together, groups focused on voter mobilization.
- A VIP sweepstakes on ActBlue runs through October 2 at 11:59 p.m. ET; no donation is required to enter.
- Clinton joked fans may not want to hear her sing, while promising friends including Miranda, Rudd and special guests will perform.
When and where is the Paul Rudd karaoke fundraiser?
Time Out New York reports the celebrity karaoke night lands on October 19 in New York City. Venue details and the full special-guest performer list have not been announced, so organizers are still filling in the logistics.
Per the Denver Gazette, the fundraiser is titled “Raise Your Voice for Democracy” and is positioned to help mobilize voters ahead of the midterm elections.
How can fans win tickets to sing with Paul Rudd?
According to Time Out New York, a sweepstakes is open for a VIP package that includes event tickets, a meet-and-greet with Miranda and Clinton, plus round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations for the winner and a guest.
Entries close October 2 at 11:59 p.m. ET via ActBlue.com. No contribution is required, though optional donation tiers start at $10 for 10 entries and go up to $250 for 250 chances. All contributions go to the two beneficiary organizations.
Why are Paul Rudd, Miranda and Clinton teaming up?
Proceeds benefit Latino Victory Project and Onward Together, organizations focused on voter mobilization and civic representation. Clinton promoted the event on social media, writing that people do not want to hear her sing—but that friends including Miranda, Rudd and special guests will.
Miranda has mixed entertainment with civic causes and previously worked with Latino Victory Project on the Miranda Family Rising Stars Fund. Rudd has kept a lower political profile but, in 2024, handed out water to young voters waiting in line in Philadelphia. Clinton’s appearance marks a return to political fundraising after a quieter stretch of campaign events.