We spoke with TJ Ritchie about his old friend, his new show, and the ways in which he plans to focus his energies on both of them moving forward.

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 ...

On Friday, hundreds of thousands of radio listeners across the South were stunned by the news that “The ACE & TJ Show” has come to its end, and a new incarnation is already in the works.

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 ...

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 just 56. Following the news of his death ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — 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 ...

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

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 ...