Alanis Morissette shows support for Vice President Kamala Harris as she launches her presidential campaign. The Grammy-winning artist is scheduled to headline a fundraiser in Los Angeles this Saturday, designed to raise money for the Harris Prize Fund. This important initiative supports not only the Vice Presidential campaign but also the efforts of the Democratic National Committee and the national party.
Prominent Democratic fundraiser Jeffrey Katzenberg will moderate the event, and accomplished singer and actress Halle Bailey will also perform. The conference promises to be a star-studded event, highlighting Harris’ strong support of the most influential people in the music industry.
Morissette's participation comes amid a controversial AI-driven parody of his hit song "Ironic" by former President Donald Trump that targeted Harris and Morissette over offensive comments about Harris's political ascension, sparking widespread backlash and criticism.
The Los Angeles-based fundraiser is part of a broader network of musicians behind Harris. Celebrities like Megan the Stallion, Quavo and others have previously joined the vice president on stage at a campaign rally in Atlanta, despite Bon Iver lending his support at a Wisconsin rally in August, Beyoncé allowed her song “Freedom” to be featured in a campaign , and Taylor Swift’s recent presidential performance of Harris was publicly endorsed via Instagram posts following the controversy
As the campaign heats up, Morissette’s involvement highlights a growing coalition of artists committed to supporting Harris for president
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