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Shannon Noll is desperate to land the NRL final gig after negotiations fell through with Tones and I.

Singer Shannon Noll has launched a public campaign to perform at the NRL Grand Final pre-game show following the departure of pop singer Tones and I. The 51-year-old artist began his push using an AI-generated poster on Instagram alongside media appearances on the Today show and SEN, expressing his eagerness to fill the vacant entertainment slot.
Noll stated that if selected, he hopes to perform a tribute to the late rocker Angry Anderson by covering Rose Tattoo's hit We Can't Be Beaten. Meanwhile, Tones and I's management clarified that her withdrawal stemmed from a scheduling clash in the United States with Macklemore, rather than reported disagreements with the league over her setlist.
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