Fox Sports has officially launched its campaign for the 2026 NRL final series, which has been soundtracked by some stellar local talent.
First Nations supergroup 3% have teamed with Frank Leone for a reimagined version of Scribe’s iconic 2003 track, “Not Many,” which debuted last night during the Bulldogs vs Broncos coverage.
Check out the video for “Not Many – Ganay Biralunbar” below.
“The song and campaign bring together 3%, Fred Leone and voices and cultural influences from both Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. We believe it represents a genuinely special celebration of culture, contemporary Australian music and rugby league,” Fox Sports’ Head of Creative, Charlie Lambert, told Rolling Stone AU/NZ.
“For everyone involved it feels like an iconic musical and cultural moment and an example of what can happen when music is placed at the centre of a major national sporting code. Especially this time of year. 3% and their management have been amazing in collaboration with us on this.
“Here at Fox, we are so proud to support local artists. Baker Boy, Parkway Drive, The Buoys, King Stingray and Kobie Dee have really helped us grow and push the limits of what’s possible in this space. When we played this bespoke track in the early phase, I knew it deserved to be placed on the biggest stage in rugby league – the NRL finals.”
3% debuted the song live for the first time at BIGSOUND this week, which included appearances from both Leone and Scribe.
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Nooky teased that if it were his call, they would be performing the song at this year’s grand final.
“I’m manifesting,” he said.
Check out a snippet below.
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Released in 2003, “Not Many – The Remix!” peaked at No. 2 on the New Zealand charts and stayed on the Australian music charts for over six months. The hit track also placed at No. 11 on Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s Best Australian and New Zealand Songs of the 21st Century So Far list.
