The Chicago Department of Public Health issued a warning that attendees of a recent outdoor concert at the popular Salt Shed music venue may have been exposed to rabies-carrying bats.

The Chicago Department of Public Health is warning anyone who attended Goose's Sept. 12 show of a "potential bat exposure." Concertgoers who may have come in contact with a bat are advised to consider "rabies post-exposure prophylaxis.

The Chicago Department of Public Health is warning the attendees of a large outdoor concert in the city that they may have been exposed to bats with rabies. Here's what to know.

Chicago health officials are warning fans who attended the September 12th Goose show that they were exposed to bats.

While Goose took the stage at the Salt Shed — located in an old Morton Salt factory — on Sept. 12, there was at least one bat exposure, but others may have been exposed, according to a news release from the Chicago Department of Public Health on Oct. 4.

The Chicago Department Of Public Health has issued a rabid bat warning after fans attending a show by jam band Goose reported seeing bats flying near the lighting rig. According to the CDPH, the "possible" exposure occurred during the band's September 12 concert at the 5000-capacity Salt Shed,

On Sept. 12, beloved jam band Goose played Chicago’s Salt Shed, a warehouse-turned-music-venue. Now, the city’s health department is warning concertgoers that they might have been exposed to bats.