Cole Matthews

Cole Matthews is a former bull rider turned country musician with a deep passion for writing. Having spent years traveling through every corner of Florida, Cole has gathered vast experience in both music and the outdoor lifestyle. At Miami Weekly, he covers Miami Music Scene and Current Affairs, providing readers with a unique perspective on country music, political news, and the latest developments shaping Florida and beyond. Whether he’s sharing stories from his rodeo days, writing about his latest music project, or covering major events, Cole’s articles resonate with readers who appreciate his authenticity and deep connection to Florida's culture and current events.

Miami’s Experimental Music Scene Shines: Cassandra Eisenreich Headlines Soundologia Anthology Festival, Celebrating Volume 3 Release

Miami, FL – September 29, 2025 – The vibrant and often avant-garde landscape of contemporary music in South Florida was on full display as the Soundologia Anthology Festival took over The Bridge Miami on Friday, September 26th. The event marked a significant milestone with the release of “Soundologia Anthology Volume 3: South Florida Contemporary Composers…

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House of Guinness Premieres Today on Netflix: A New Historical Drama Unveils Dynasty’s Tumultuous Legacy

Today, September 25, 2025, marks the global streaming debut of “House of Guinness” on Netflix, a brand-new eight-episode historical drama series that delves into the complex world of one of Ireland’s most iconic families. Created by Steven Knight, renowned for his work on “Peaky Blinders,” the series promises a compelling narrative of ambition, rivalry, and…

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Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road Unveils Multimillion-Dollar Makeover to Rekindle Crowds and Economic Vitality

Miami Beach is embarking on a significant, multi-pronged revitalization effort for its iconic Lincoln Road, a historic pedestrian mall that once stood as the “Fifth Avenue of the South.” With a substantial influx of funding from public and private sources, the city aims to reverse years of declining foot traffic and vacant storefronts, restoring the…

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Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez Sentenced to Prison, But Remains Free Pending Appeal

In a significant development making headlines in Miami, former Miami-Dade Commissioner Joe Martinez has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison following his conviction on public corruption charges. However, in a move that offers a temporary reprieve, Judge Miguel de la O has allowed Martinez to remain free on bail pending what is expected…

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Miami Hurricanes Explode for 49-12 Victory Over USF Bulls, Maintain Undefeated 3-0 Start with Dominant Statistics

The No. 5 Miami Hurricanes showcased a commanding performance on Saturday, September 13, 2025, delivering a decisive 49-12 victory over the No. 18 USF Bulls at Hard Rock Stadium. This win propels the Hurricanes to an impressive 3-0 record on the season, marking a significant early achievement that includes multiple victories against ranked opponents. Hurricanes…

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Dolphins Drowning at 0-2: Pressure Mounts on McDaniel, Grier as Season Hangs in Balance

The Miami Dolphins have hit a grim early-season milestone, falling to an 0-2 record after a heart-wrenching 33-27 home loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. The defeat has intensified scrutiny on head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier, with fan frustration reaching a boiling point and questions surrounding the leadership’s future…

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Miami-Broward Brace for Weekend Flash Flood Threat: Level 2 Advisory Issued as Storms Intensify

South Florida residents in Miami-Dade and Broward counties are being urged to prepare for a significant flash flood threat as strong storms are poised to drench the region through Saturday. The Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 flash flooding advisory, signaling a substantial risk of heavy rainfall and potential inundation across urban areas…

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