At least one person was killed and 28 concertgoers were injured. The room held 260 people for performances by death metal bands Morbid Angel, Revocation and Skeletal Remains. A local police chief says it’s “absolute chaos”. 18-year-old concertgoer Jessica Hernandez testifies: ,, the lights went out and I heard a noise. Everything collapsed.”

Belvidere, a city of 25,000 in northwestern Illinois, is about 60 miles from Chicago. At the time of the accident, the wind speed was measured at 145 kilometers per hour.

Seven deaths were confirmed in the state of Tennessee on Saturday, CNN reported.

Dozens of tornadoes were reported in seven states, including Arkansas, in the past 24 hours. Five people died in the town of Wynne and one in Little Rock, where dozens were injured and the natural disaster wreaked havoc.

Residents of the Arkansas capital of Little Rock awoke to cars exploding, huge trees uprooted, telephone poles snapped and homes destroyed. The city of Vine in the state’s northeast has been “cut in half by damage,” Mayor Jennifer Hobbs told CNN. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared a state of emergency yesterday and called in 100 National Guardsmen.

In Indiana, 3 people died after the storm hit Sullivan County. At least 154,000 households are without power, according to US website Poweroutage. The National Weather Service warned that the Northeast — including Ohio — could still be hit by high winds and severe storms.

Two people died in Alabama and Mississippi. A week ago, powerful storms hit the southeastern United States, killing at least 26 people. An overnight tornado nearly leveled the entire community of Rolling Fork, Mississippi. The maximum wind speed was 273 kilometers per hour.