2013 macbook pro & karaoke

I have a 2013 macbook pro running 10.9.4. I have an hdmi cable hooked to my tv receiver which has surround sound. I found that there are Karaoke apps now (I used to have a machine) and would like to know if it is possible to use my macbook pro to do Karaoke through my tv/stereo system. I would also like to use wireless mics. Is this possible to accomplish, and if so, can anyone recommend what I need to use and do to accomplish this.
Thanks

Try repairing the startup disk via Disk Utility. If necessary, boot to Recovery to do the repair
OS X: About OS X Recovery - Apple Support
Next, after it happens not the time. Then upon reboot, open the Console app in Applications>Utilities and look for suspicious log entries at that time. Post them here.
BTW, this is the Mac Pro desktop forum

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