First responders were called to the Belvidere Apollo Theatre Monday afternoon after the building's roof caught fire.

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Earlier Saturday, the Belvidere Fire Department along with several surrounding first responders said they flooded the scene of the Apollo Theatre, 104 N. State St., following a call of a collapse.

BELVIDERE, Ill. (WLS) -- Belvidere Fire Department Lt. Dan Drall was among the first on scene when the ceiling collapsed on people in a packed metal concert at the Apollo Theatre. Immediately, he ...

Multiple local fire departments were involved in extinguishing the blaze. The estimated loss due to fire damage is around $150,000. Belvidere Fire is still investigating the cause of the fire.

Approximately 260 concertgoers, staffers and performers were inside the theater, and people were injured in multiple locations, said Shawn Schadle, chief of the Belvidere Fire Department.

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The fallen marquee is seen at the front entrance of the Apollo Theatre where a roof collapsed during a severe storm in Belvidere during a heavy metal concert Friday. Belvidere Fire Department ...

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Belvidere Fire Chief Shawn Schadle said the department has strategically located stations on either side of the railroad tracks in part because of the danger of being delayed by trains.