David “Ace” Cannon, a beloved radio host known for his time on the “Ace & TJ Show,” has passed away at the age of 56. Cannon was a well-known figure in Charlotte, North Carolina, and had a successful career that spanned over three decades.
David “Ace” Cannon Dies at 56
Cannon’s death was confirmed on February 4, 2025, by HITS 96.1, an iHeartMedia station where he had previously worked. The station described Cannon as “an important part of so many people’s lives” and said he brought “companionship and laughter” to his listeners.
Cannon’s career began in 1993 when he became a co-host of “The Ace & TJ Show.” The show quickly gained popularity and aired in Louisiana and Alabama before moving to Charlotte in 1998. The comedy-talk show remained a staple of Charlotte’s airwaves, even as it moved to various radio stations.
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In September 2024, Cannon left “The Ace & TJ Show” abruptly, and the show rebranded to “The TJ & Riggins Show.” Cannon later returned in October 2024, where he shared an update with his fans, addressing his departure and looking forward to the future.
The cause of Cannon’s death has not been revealed, but many of his listeners have expressed their grief and appreciation for his work on social media. The “Ace & TJ Show” posted a message on Facebook, saying, “Our prayers are with our brother. We are devastated by the news.”
Cannon’s contribution to the radio industry and his ability to connect with listeners will be remembered by all who had the pleasure of tuning into his show. His legacy of laughter and companionship will continue to impact his fans and colleagues.
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