We're heading into the summer months, when temps are well into the 90s.

• Some might be complaining, but I think it's the perfect backdrop for those
  warm summer night concerts.

Here are some of the concerts we're looking forward to this summer:

Rosalia is bringing her world tour to the Kaseya Center for two nights, June 4 and 6.

• Tickets: $50+

L'Impératrice (DJ Set) will bring their French pop and nu-disco vibes to ZeyZey on June 13.

• Tickets: $58+

A$AP Rocky, the rapper and producer, will be at the Kaseya Center on June 15.

• Tickets: $40+

Juvenile is performing his Southern hip-hop sounds at the Miami Beach Bandshell on June 21.

• Tickets: $71+

Goyo, an Afro-Colombian singer, rapper and songwriter from Chocó, Colombia, will fill the ZeyZey stage with a blend of rap, tropical and alternative genres on June 25.

• Tickets: $29+

Young Franco is performing at ZeyZey on June 26. The Australian artist is most known for his electronic beats, mixing disco, hop-hop and indie.

• Tickets: $29+

Thievery Corporation is celebrating their 30-year anniversary at the Miami Beach Bandshell on June 26.

• Tickets: $64+

Shakira will be at the Kaseya Center for two nights, July 1 and 2.

• Tickets: $125+

Tame Impala will bring their psychedelic and alternative indie sound to the Kaseya Center on July 6 and 7.

• Tickets: $165+

Poolside, known for their disco and electronic sounds, will be performing at the Miami Beach Bandshell on July 10.

• Tickets: $52+

Argentine singer Ricardo Montaner, one of the best-selling Latin music artists, will be at the Kaseya Center Aug. 29.

• Tickets: $135+

Juanes is performing at the Kaseya Center on Sept. 4.

• Tickets: $56+

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One Miami restaurant earned its first Michelin star while four others earned a Bib Gourmand in this year's Guide, announced Thursday.

Why it matters: The annual guide rounds up what those in the industry consider to be the best of the best, and can elevate a restaurant into fame far beyond its city.

• The Guide has been reviewing Florida restaurants for a handful of years, but this year's selection covers the entire state for the first time.

State of plate: Mutra, the farm-to-table Middle Eastern restaurant in North Miami, earned its first star.

• It's the only kosher restaurant to currently hold a star, per a news release.
• Emelina, the Cuban restaurant in West Palm Beach, also earned its first star.

Meanwhile, the Guide also recognized Barra Callao, To Be Determined, Double Luck and Cotoa in the Bib Gourmand category, which includes more budget-friendly options.

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💰 City of Miami Beach officials project that updating the city's aging infrastructure will cost more than $1 billion over the next eight years, but are unsure how those changes will be funded. (Miami Herald)

• Commissioners last week voted to impose a moratorium on increases to water, sewer and stormwater rates after initially proposing rate hikes that were met with backlash from residents.

😋 Cheesesteaks For Sale, a new Miami Beach sandwich shop, is garnering a following for its unexpected twist on the classic Philly cheesesteak. The acclaimed chef behind the project uses American Wagyu beef. (Miami New Times)

🤑 Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin is investing $600 million to expand its Cape Canaveral Rocket Park campus with plans of building data centers in space. (The Real Deal)

We're back with another round of development news in South Florida.

NoBe PARC Miami Beach: The latest development in North Beach will be a 15-story residential building, featuring a resort-style pool, co-working spaces, social lounges and more amenities, Miami Living reported.

• The 232 apartments will be fully furnished and be short-term rental friendly.

Palm Tree Residences Miami: The short-term rental friendly condo is the first branded residence for Palm Tree Crew, The Real Deal reported.

• The project, slated for 31 NW 10th St., will be 37 stories and feature 483 fully furnished apartments (studios to three-bedrooms).
• A nightlife venue will be on the ground floor.

Pier Sixty-Six, the historic resort in Fort Lauderdale, is expected to submit plans this summer to begin the project's second phase, according to the South Florida Business Journal.

• The next phase will include four buildings with 339 units.

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Welcome to the final round!

State of scoop: Two Miami-born ice cream shops, Whip n' Dip and Cry Baby Creamery, will go head-to-head to be crowned the best.

What's next: Cast your vote and look out for the final winner next week!