The Negro Problem is the brain child of Mark Stewart (aka Stew) and performs an intriguing blend of psychedelic rock, funk, motown r&b, and Bacharach-style pop. The band's name is meant to be ironic, as the music industry doesn't seem to know what to do with a band fronted by a black man that doesn't necessarily perform what gets typically shoehorned as "black music" in the modern segregated music industry. The band tries to harken back to the era of "Jimi Hendrix" and "Sly and the Family Stone"...
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The Negro Problem has had 5 concerts.
The Negro Problem is most often considered to be Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Indie Pop, and Art Pop.
The last The Negro Problem concert was on September 28, 2002 at Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, California, United States.