Heh, well, using both hands is the reason. More light and movement = more support you show to the performers. It makes you look more dedicated. It's said that having only one penlight is usually a sign of a newbie (Like my first concert. I just bought one penlight at the venue, I didn't feel like I needed two identical penlights back then).
Now of course it's up to you how many penlights you bring, there' no obligation to have two in order to be 'cool', but people tend to go for two when they become seasoned. What I always do at Magical Mirais for example is buy one penlight from the respective year and bring one from the previous year.
Now of course it's up to you how many penlights you bring, there' no obligation to have two in order to be 'cool', but people tend to go for two when they become seasoned. What I always do at Magical Mirais for example is buy one penlight from the respective year and bring one from the previous year.