Charlotte radio fans have lost one of their icons. News broke in early February 2025 that David "Ace" Cannon, who was best known for his time hosting The Ace and TJ Show in the city, had died at ...

The Ace & TJ Show hit the airwaves in 1998, but last fall, co-host David “Ace” Cannon was fired from the show at the same time it was dropped from its flagship station. Cannon then died in ...

When his live, two-hour “The TJ Ritchie Show” launches on WBT ’s radio stations (1110 AM and 99.3 FM) on May 27, poking fun at those with a liberal lean will be the point.

Cannon was one half of "The Ace & TJ Show," which he cohosted from 1993 to September 2024. The show aired in Louisiana and Alabama before the duo moved to Charlotte in 1998.

News of beloved longtime morning-radio personality David Cannon’s passing came 4-1/2 months after his sudden departure from “The Ace & TJ Show.” (Khadejeh Nikouyeh/Knikouyeh ...

David Ace Cannon, radio DJ star who suddenly left Ace and TJ show on Hits 96.1 FM station in Charlotte NC in September, dies at age 56.

When his live, two-hour “The TJ Ritchie Show” launches on WBT ’s radio stations (1110 AM and 99.3 FM) on May 27, poking fun at those with a liberal lean will be the point.

TJ Ritchie, former host of The Ace and TJ Show, debuts a solo WBT show featuring politics, pop culture, listener calls, and high-profile guests.

When his live, two-hour “The TJ Ritchie Show” launches on WBT ’s radio stations (1110 AM and 99.3 FM) on May 27, poking fun at those with a liberal lean will be the point.