Hot Dub Time Machine's Sydney show was shut down on Saturday night by police due to safety concerns outside of the venue. 

According to a statement from NSW police, officers arrived at Enmore Theatre at around 9.45pm before the gig was axed early due to "a number of adverse incidents involving juveniles and alleged licensing breaches".

update: Hot Dub On Shut Down Syd Gig: 'No One Should Ever Be Hurt, Intimidated Or Discriminated'

"Police from Newtown Local Area Command applied for a short term closure order which was granted by Parramatta Local Court," the statement reads.

"Officers served the closure notice on the licensee and manager to explain the order and the serious consequences for any breach."

Hot Dub DJ Tom Loud (Tom Lowndes) released his own statement shortly after the gig was called off to apologise to his fans. 

"Guys, I'm am so so sorry," Lowndes wrote.

"Tonight's show was shut down by the police due to concerns for people's safety outside the venue. I am shattered. I started Hot Dub to create a party about love for music and positivity, to have this happen is heart breaking."

Read the full statement below.