The best country relies on honorable tropes, such as pining for lost loves, respecting your elders, and never riding white horses after Labor Day. Uphold righteous traditions with this deal to see The Charlie Daniels Band at The Lynn Auditorium. For $20, you get one ticket for reserved floor or balcony seating on Thursday, March 22, at 8 p.m. (a $41 value). Doors open at 7 p.m.

Dropping jaws with their ethereal fiddling, legendary tunesmiths The Charlie Daniels Band barnstorm audiences with their signature blend of country-rock, bluegrass, and down-home gospel. For more than 50 years, eponymous front man Charlie Daniels has led a crusade against humdrum music with his penchant for bluegrass boogies and keen ear for crossover hits. The Charlie Daniels Band whips up an aural hootenanny of a live show, performing such immortal epics as “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” in which Charlie yanks down Beelzebub’s britches in a toe-tapping Faustian smack down, as well as cuts from his latest album of patriotic anthemism, The Land That I Love. The Davidson Brothers Band kicks off the show with homegrown family harmonies in Southern-fried sonic tapestries such as its first single, “Big City Hillbilly.”