Stereogum — Last month, heart-on-sleeve punk Frank Turner announced he would attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most shows played in multiple cities in the span of 24 hours. He planned 15 sets between May 4 and 5 to promote his new album Undefeated. While the English musician accomplished that mission and is being praised for his feat, Manchester indie folk band Crywank played 16 sets in the span of 24 hours the day before. more info

New York Post — After serving as host and musical guest on “Saturday Night Live," Dua Lipa completed her NYC takeover with a surprise pop-up performance in Times Square on Sunday. more info

New York Post — The "Young and Beautiful" singer swings into the Red Sox' home on July 20. more info

Stereogum — Kelly Clarkson covered Metallica’s “Sad But True” for the Kellyoke segment on today’s episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. It was her her time covering the band, and it seems like we have Isla Fisher to thank for that. The actress appeared on Clarkson’s show back in February, and convinced Clarkson to cover them for a future segment: “You should do ‘Sad But True,’ your voice would be amazing,” Fisher said. Watch below. more info

New York Post — Other '80s icons on the bill include Simple Minds, The Jesus & Mary Chain and Soft Cell. more info

New York Post — Drake and Kendrick Lamar are at each other's throats in their latest diss tracks that mention secret children, pedophilia and more. more info

Stereogum — Drake doesn’t sound like he’s having fun anymore. In a different world, Aubrey Drake Graham might come off as Keyser Söze on “The Heart Part 6,” the most recent volley (at least for now) in the extremely busy, extremely fun Drake/Kendrick Lamar feud. “The Heart Part 6” is the song where Drake says that he planted a fake story about having a secret 11-year-old daughter and says that Kendrick’s “Meet The Grahams” cover art was a setup, a way to reel Kendrick in. But Drake doesn’t sound like the master manipulator that he claims to be. Instead, he’s beat-up, surly, tired. “The Heart Part 6” is a Band-Aid, a chance for any remaining Drake partisans to claim that he’s really the winner of this past week’s events. We know better. more info

New York Post — Two mic-dropping water moons are back at it, throwing stones and hissing hate on a deluge of dis tracks. What does astrology reveal about the animosity between the two rappers? more info