Get ready to throw down for a good cause: The Church Health Center's annual Rock for Love music festival starts Thursday, September 3 and runs through Sunday, September 6. This year, Rock for Love has packed three days with live music from a few dozen of Memphis' finest musical acts. Proceeds go to the Church Health Center, an organization that provides healthcare to Memphis' working uninsured. Last year, Rock for Love raised $50,000. Here's the full Rock for Love 9 schedule of events. I'll update this with times and additional info as it becomes available. Sunday, August 30: Huey's Unofficial Kickoff Party The Huey's midtown location hosts an annual unofficial kick-off party one week before Rock For Love proper. Enjoy live music by The Chaulkies and know that a portion of beer sales will be donated to the CHC Thursday, September 3: Memphis Comedy Showcase at the Hi-Tone More info on this coming soon. Friday, September 4: Crosstown Block Party + Rock For Love From 4:30 to 6 p.m., get to Crosstown early for the pre-Rock-For-Love Block Party to try out the Operation Crosstown fitness Park, drum circle, hooping, and Parkour demos, plus sno-cones and a signature Memphis Made Brew. Here's the music lineup for Friday. - Amurica Photo: Mary Owens, Faith Evans Ruch, Couple Skate, Stephen Chopek, Mark Edgar Stuart - Crosstown Arts: Don Lifted, Mancontrol - Co-Motion Studios: DJ Witnesse & Zac Ives - Visible Community Music School Stage: VCMS Student Ensemble, Tooken, Rebecca Davis, Elder, The Passport - Hi-Tone Café (main stage + small room) : Hannah Star, J.D. Reager & The Cold-Blooded Three, Sleepwlkrs, Pezz, James & The Ultrasounds, NOTS, Jack Oblivian ($5) Don't forget to bring $5 for the Rock For Love Dunk Tank hosted by the Memphis Roller Derby. Saturday, September 5: Lafayette’s Music Room ($5) Memphis Ukulele Band, Deering & Down, Hope Clayburn & Soul Scrimmage Sunday, September 6: The Levitt Shell North Mississippi All-Stars I'll update this with more info as I receive it. The show covers at the Hi-Tone Lafayette's are $5 each. The other shows are free, but since the point of Rock For Love is to raise money for the Church Health Center, donations are expected. Important links: To see/bid on the great swag in the online auction (which launches on August 1) go here. To learn about the Church Health Center, go here. For more info, follow @CHCMemphis on Twitter (use #RFL9) or check out the FB page here.