CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The Charlotte flagship station for one of the city’s most prominent morning radio shows has reportedly dropped them following personnel changes last week.

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 ...

A post shared by The Ace & TJ Podcast & Radio Show (@theacetjshow) Cannon did not immediately respond to attempts by The Charlotte Observer to reach him. The duo’s manager, Adam Goodman ...

“The Ace & TJ Show” was on Charlotte airwaves from 1998 until last fall. The syndicated morning show was broadcast on 95.1, 96.1, and most recently 104.7. But after Cannon departed the show in ...

Shortly thereafter, Hits 96.1, the home FM station for “The Ace & TJ Show” from 2012 to 2021, posted on social media: “The iHeartMedia Charlotte family is devastated to learn of the passing ...

Charlotte radio staple TJ Ritchie is getting his own local talk show on Charlotte’s oldest station. One half of the longtime syndicated “Ace & TJ Show” (now “TJ & Riggins Show ...

CHARLOTTE — Former morning radio personality David Cannon of “The Ace and TJ Show” has died. “I literally just started screaming, “No, it’s not true. It can’t be real,” Cannon’s ...

Q. But right after Ace left — the day “TJ & Riggins” launched — the show was dropped here in Charlotte? Yeah, it was. From our affiliate, 104.7. When Ace left, they just said they didn’t ...

As one half of the popular long-running “Ace & TJ” radio show, Ritchie “TJ” Beams says there were numerous times when the management told him he was in the wrong — simply because he was ...