Musician Tom Morello performed about seven songs from a flatbed truck parked on Magic Way to support the hotel
union that is in a contract dispute with Disney, mostly about health care. About 150 people attended the show that was
tied to a hunger strike by nine union members, who were in their fifth day of consuming only water.

“The friendliest place on Earth should also be the friendliest to the children of employees,” Morello told the crowd as he
concluded his half-hour show with “This Land is Your Land.”

Suzi Brown, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman, said Disney officials prefer to meet with a federal mediator. The parties
have yet to set a date.

Drivers looked at picketers as they went by, some flipping off the protesters, while other visitors walked by the event that
was far from the busiest parts of Disney property. “From the guests’ perspective, I don’t think it was a disruption,” Brown
said.

Morello, a longtime political activist and union supporter, said in an interview that he was asked to perform at the Disney
event when he met a hotel union official at another show recently.

“I do believe we’re all in this together. Wherever there needs to be more justice, I’m happy to do a show,” Morello said.

Performing as his solo act, The Nightwatchman, Morello played the acoustic guitar and harmonica, starting off his set with
song about unions. He also dedicated other parts of his show to the hunger strikers, including “Guerilla Radio” by Rage
Against the Machine. During his last two songs, he invited protesters to join him on stage, rousing all but the hunger strikers
to jump.