
The Sean Curtis Band Plays a Game of Never Have I Ever Cheyenne Frontier Days Edition
While most bands' history are likely best told through a VH-1 Behind the Music-style documentary, we found a game of Never Have I Ever to be the best way to get to know the Sean Curtis Band a whole lot better during the 2016 Cheyenne Frontier Days. The game, which was kept to a CFD theme, revealed some pretty funny stories about the Wyoming band and their run ins at the 'Daddy of 'em all."
For those who aren't familiar with the game Never Have I Ever, it's a question and answer game known for being a quick way to learn a lot about your opponents. Everyone starts with a certain number of fingers up and as someone states that they have never done something, those that have must put a finger down - and when playing with adults as a drinking game, take a drink from their can/bottle/cup. The person who runs out of fingers first loses, and the last one standing wins.
Watch the video and find out who the first loser... and the big winners were when the Sean Curtis Band played Never Have I Ever Cheyenne Frontier Days Edition.





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