Yves Baron sings “It’s Now or Never” to the enjoyment of his PCEC audience. Yves entertained with several songs as he discussed the similarity between sports and music. PATTAYA, Thailand – On Wednesday, 25 June 2025, the Pattaya City Expats Club (PCEC) was treated to an insightful presentation by Yves Baron as well as several songs. This was followed by Nathan Butler who also provided some songs as he encouraged his audience to attend his upcoming charity concert to raise funds for Take Care Kids Foundation. Yves, a well-known figure in both the sports and music worlds, captivated the audience with his unique perspective on the intersection of these two fields. Yves began his presentation by introducing the themes of sports and music, emphasizing how they influence each other. He shared his personal experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of rhythm and repetition in both sports training and singing. Drawing parallels between athletes and musicians, Yves underscored the dedication and perseverance required to excel in both arenas. In addition to his commentary, Yves shared his performance schedule for the week, inviting the audience to participate in open mic sessions. He emphasized the importance of performing under pressure and shared a personal story about an unexpected performance in a fish market, illustrating the challenges faced by artists in unconventional settings. Yves concluded his presentation by discussing his comfort with singing in different languages, particularly French, and the challenges of singing in languages he is less familiar with. He highlighted the importance of language and cultural understanding in his performances. MC Amy Falken introduces Nathan Butler to announce his upcoming charity concert for the Take Care Kids Foundation and to provide some songs for his PCEC audience. Nathan, an Australian musician who has lived in Thailand for 18 years, shared insights into his musical journey, upcoming charity gigs, and performed original songs. Nathan, who is part of a two-piece band, spoke passionately about his experiences in Thailand and his dedication to music. He highlighted the importance of community support and involvement, emphasizing that his charity event aims to create a positive atmosphere while supporting children without parents. Nathan also discussed his plans for future events and collaborations with local sponsors and charities. During the presentation, Nathan performed original songs, including “Don’t Worry” and “The Blues Ain’t Nothing,” showcasing his unique musical style. He shared his learning experiences with guitar and the influence of blues music, underscoring the significance of practice and timing in his musical journey. Following the presentations, MC Amy Falken conducted the Open Forum where audience members can ask questions or make comments about Expat living in Thailand. To view videos of the presentations, visit the PCEC’s YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P1HhZ7SvDU for Yves and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_Y53mPJPT8 for Nathan.  To learn more about the PCEC, visit their website at www.pcec.club.