Performances

Past Performances

September 22, 2025, our lead vocalist, David MacLeod, hosted a My Exit program of Character Sketches on WEXT 97.7 and 106.1 FM with great music from John Prine to Steely Dan.

September 17, 2025 Music on the Lawn Summer Series at the Albany Institute of History and Art, 125 Washington Ave, Albany, NY, our flutist, Debbie Reep MacLeod, performed Claude Bolling's Suites 1 and 2 for Flute and Jazz Piano.  She was joined by the amazing classical and jazz composer, and pianist Max Caplan.

August 18, 2025, our bass player, Michael Strich, played with the easy listening/classic rock acoustic duo, South Allen, at the Elk's Club on South Allen Street.

April 26, 2025, Enjoyous played at the East Greenbush Methodist Church Fellowship Hall at 1 Gilligan Road in East Greenbush.  The concert was sponsored by the Southern Rensselaer County and Malta Rotary Clubs, and brought in $600 to benefit the St. Paul’s Center of Rensselaer Shelter for women and children without homes.

"It was truly a great night." - Peter

"Indeed very Enjoyable.  I was laughing out loud at the tongue-in-cheek "But He's Lying."  But my favorite is still "Opposites [Relate]."  Rockin' rhythms! - Chris

“Nice band.  He has a nice voice.  The flute addition adds a lovely sound.  He kinda sounds like Elvis.” - Skyla

April 3, 2025, at 9:30 PM, WEXT, 97.7 and 106.1 FM, aired a live performance and conversation with Enjoyous on their Local 518 Sessions, with host Laura Grant.

March 10, 2025, at 9:00 PM on WEXT, 97.7 and 106.1 FM, our lead singer, David MacLeod hosted a My Exit DJ program on Women in Rock 'n' Roll.

March 9, 2025 at 3 PM at the New York State Museum, 222 Madison Avenue, Albany, NY, our flutist, Debbie Reep MacLeod, performed Claude Bolling's Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano.  Debbie was joined by 3 of the area's top musicians: Kent Baker on Piano, Pete Toigo on Bass and Andy Hearn on Drums. 

This program was fully funded by a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund through Local 14 of the American Federation of Musicians.

The Enjoyous Story

David MacLeod has sung at blues open mics in Albany, Rochester and Syracuse and was a founding member and lead singer with Scotty Mac and the Night Owls.  He has since had the good fortune to marry Debbie Reep MacLeod.

Debbie has been a long-time flute instructor and has performed in the Oneonta area with Orpheus Theater, the Mask and Hammer Theater, as Reflections (a flute and classical guitar duo) and has recorded with Michael Francis McCarthy on the CD One Step Forward.  She has sung with the Catskill Choral Society, Albany Pro Musica and a series of Motown and jazz reviews.

Together, Dave and Debbie formed an acoustic duo, playing at the Eden Café and the Delmar Bistro, as well as several open mics.  Later, they were joined by bass player, Michael Strich, who was also playing with the acoustic duo South Allen.

The Enjoyous band was formed with the addition of a drummer and a guitarist not long before the pandemic hit.  After several ups and downs, David, Debbie and Michael had the good fortune to be joined by drummer, singer, songwriter and touring musician, Brian Farrell.  With the addition of guitarist and songwriter Andy Purrott, the band was made whole again, and has turned its focus to writing more original material.