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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Miriam Di Nunzio

The Salt Shed 2023 indoor schedule: Flaming Lips, the Roots, Iggy Pop and Tove Lo among the lineup

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Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips performs at the Coca-Cola Roxy last month in Atlanta. The band is scheduled to headline The Salt Shed in Chicago next May. (AP)

There will be plenty of music in the air — indoors — at The Salt Shed next year as the first wave of the 2023 concert season was announced Tuesday morning.

As part of the 1.5-acre venue complex from 16th on Center, the indoor concert space known as The Shed will make its debut with an eclectic mix of musicmakers including The Flaming Lips, a three-night residency from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, punk master Iggy Pop, a reunited Bikini Kill, Swedish grunge-popster Tove Lo, and The Roots, among others.

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