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About Mud and Water

Mud and Water was an intimate downtown music venue and bar in Baton Rouge, renowned for its close-up sightlines and outdoor patio. Opened in October 2012 and reimagined as Brickyard South in August 2014, this space became a stepping stone in Baton Rouge’s live music scene. While the original Mud and Water venue has since evolved, the location at 174 South Blvd remains a landmark for locals who remember the intimate rooms that hosted bands like Generationals, England in 1819, and Shovels & Rope. This page offers an overview of the venue’s history, seating approach, parking, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you plan a hassle-free night out in downtown Baton Rouge.

For current shows and experiences in the area, we’ve highlighted reliable nearby accommodations and eateries to keep your night simple and enjoyable. We’ve got you with quick, no-fuss planning—secure your seats and enjoy downtown Baton Rouge’s live music scene.

Note: Mud and Water’s space was renamed Brickyard South in August 2014, and the venue’s capacity details aren’t publicly published. The venue historically offered an intimate room with good sightlines and an outdoor patio, making it a favorite for audiences seeking a close, unpretentious concert experience. When planning, consider nearby transit options and convenient parking in the downtown area, and explore recommended hotels and dining to complete your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 174 South Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802.
  • Opened: October 2012; final Mud and Water show in 2014 before the space was renamed Brickyard South.
  • Venue type: intimate downtown music venue and bar with an outdoor patio.
  • Capacity/seating: capacity not publicly published; described as an intimate room with good sightlines and a separate outdoor space.
  • Seating chart: no public seating chart published for Mud and Water.
  • Notable acts hosted (historical): Generationals, England in 1819, Oceans and Chimneys, Shovels & Rope, Richard Buckner, Speedy Ortiz; Underhill Family Orchestra and Ciccada Rhythm performed at Mud and Water before closure.
  • Renamed/demolished: the Mud and Water space was taken over and renamed Brickyard South in August 2014 (174 South Blvd).
  • Parking: downtown parking with on‑street metered/paid parking and 2‑hour limits; downtown parking guidance available from BR parking resources.
  • Transit: served by Baton Rouge public transit; Route 16 Capitol Park Shuttle provides downtown circulator service.
  • Nearby hotels: Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center (201 Lafayette St) and Bally’s Baton Rouge (103 France St) are convenient downtown options.