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MEMPHYS — Official Water of Black and Neon at Minglewood HallMEMPHYS Pure Artesian Water

A 16 oz can of MEMPHYS Pure Artesian Water

Memphis water, in a Memphis basement. MEMPHYS is pouring at The Bassment on Friday, September 25, 2026 at Minglewood Hall.

Get TicketsThe Bassment · Sep 25 · Minglewood Hall · 21+
Why this one

Memphis, twice

Black and Neon started as an early-2010s Memphis nightlife night — blacklight, rap acapellas over heavy electronic instrumentals, neon on everyone. It is coming back to the basement at Minglewood Hall.

One thing we remember from the original run: the water sold. At a dollar a bottle we would move close to a thousand of them in a night — people danced that hard.

MEMPHYS is the water this time. Cans, no plastic, pulled from the aquifer under the city. Two Memphis things in one room: the water and the music that came out of the same place.

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Who they are

MEMPHYS is premium artesian water drawn from the Memphis Sands Aquifer, the source beneath the city. MEMPHYS says the water is “purified by ancient sand and limestone over thousands of years” and that natural artesian pressure “pushes the water upward without pumps or electricity.” It is sold in cans rather than plastic bottles.

“MEMPHYS isn’t just water. It’s a connection to the city’s history, hustle, and soul.”

“No plastic. No shortcuts. Just truth in a can. Royal by Nature.”

— MEMPHYS

The water

Source
Memphis Sands Aquifer
Type
Artesian
pH
7.4 — naturally alkaline
TDS
69.3 mg/L
Packaging
16 oz cans — no plastic

Figures as published by MEMPHYS. See their water quality report for the full breakdown.

At the event

MEMPHYS on the floor at The Bassment — how and where you can grab a can is being worked out with Minglewood Hall. Check back closer to Friday, September 25, 2026, or get on the list from the ticket page.

Get some

MEMPHYS sells direct, and stocks retailers around Memphis.

Questions

Premium artesian water drawn from the Memphis Sands Aquifer, the source beneath the city. MEMPHYS says it is purified by ancient sand and limestone and rises under natural pressure without pumps. Sold in 16 oz cans, not plastic.

The Bassment — 21+

Friday, September 25, 2026 · Minglewood Hall, Memphis. Doors 9PM.

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