Prepare for a Boise hairspray shortage. The entire ’80s is coming to Emmett for concert

If you have a three-decade-old can of Aqua Net hiding in your closet, prepare to test its nozzle.

Stoney’s Road House in Emmett has a night on the town for you.

Warrant, Lita Ford and Kip Winger will perform Saturday, Aug. 20, in a tripleheader of ’80s and early ’90s nostalgia. (About that headline: OK, OK, there was more to the ’80s than hair metal. But still.) Tickets will cost $50 for concertgoers 21 and older. Expect a slightly higher price if you’re 18 to 20 (18 is the minimum age), inexplicably attending this show, and won’t be able to buy multiple rounds of Jack Daniel’s.

Speaking of partying hard? On-site camping will be available Friday and Saturday nights for $10 per night. The event goes on sale beginning at 10 a.m. Monday, March 21. Details are at Stoneysroadhouse.com.

Selling millions of albums, Warrant was the biggest mainstream act of the trio. The group is best known for its ear-candy smash, “Cherry Pie,” plus the power ballad “Heaven.” Fans are well aware that singer Jani Lane died of alcohol poisoning in 2011. Vocalist Robert Mason has sung for the band since 2008.

Like Warrant, singer-guitarist Lita Ford was a major face on MTV during the network’s music-video heyday. Fans can expect to hear familiar hits such as “Kiss Me Deadly” and “Close My Eyes Forever” (her duet with Ozzy Osbourne).

As the hunky frontman for Winger, Kip Winger flew up the charts with pop-metal such as “Headed for a Heartbreak,” “Can’t Get Enuff” and “Seventeen.” (Don’t expect to hear that last one, Idaho, and not because he’s 60 now. The song did not “age” well. Plus, Winger is playing an acoustic set.)

Normally a country music venue, Stoney’s, 1050 Cascade Road, recently has branched into harder-rocking territory. Rock band Puddle of Mudd is scheduled to headline there Saturday, May 14.

But Warrant, Lita Ford and Kip Winger? This blast from the past takes it to another level, cowboy.