David “Ace” Cannon, known for co-hosting “The Ace & TJ Show” until late 2024, died in February 2024.He was reportedly 56 years old. Cannon was widely popular in Charlotte, North Carolina ...

David was a part of The Ace and TJ Show from 1993 until September of 2024.The show originally aired in Louisiana and Alabama before the duo moved to Charlotte in 1998. David abruptly exited the ...

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.

Now, “The ACE & TJ Show” has come to its end, and a new incarnation is already in the works. In a post to the show’s Facebook page made on Friday morning, the following message appears: The ...

The departure of David “Ace” Cannon from the popular syndicated program was announced on its social-media channels at 7 a.m. like this: “The new TJ & Riggins Show begins Monday, September 23.

“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.

CHARLOTTE — Former morning radio personality David Cannon of “The Ace and TJ Show” has died. The announcement was made on the Facebook page of Hits 96.1.

Charlotte NC syndicated Ace & TJ morning radio show makes abrupt change relaunching as TJ & Riggins Monday. David Ace Cannon has left the K104.7 show.

Ritchie TJ Beams, aka TJ Ritchie, of Ace and TJ and TJ and Riggins, in Q&A interview on new radio job hosting show for WBT in Charlotte NC.