The Rolling Stones have officially released the band’s new single, “Doom and Gloom,” an all-new song which got its world exclusive first airplay in the U.K. Oct. 11. (Watch and hear it below!)

The single, which can be downloaded now from iTunes, marks the first time that Mick, Keef, Charlie and Ronnie (who was in Atlantic City for a one-off show at the Golden Nugget in April of this year (see super-cool photos, review, video and more here), the same month that Rolling Stone mag reported that the Stones were rehearsing somewhere in New Jersey) have been in the studio together in seven years.

The song appears on the forthcoming Stones album GRRR! Greatest Hits, slated for a Nov. 13 release from ABKCO/Interscope/UMe. The album, according to a press release, “is a must for Stones fans featuring a second brand new recording ‘One More Shot,’ as well as classic tracks.”

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"Neil Young - Hurricane" (Copyright Graham Nash 2012)

Legendary musician Graham Nash, who will return to Atlantic City for a Crosby, Stills & Nash show at Borgata June 30, will also be making a special appearance in Stone Harbor, Cape May County, the following day, July 1.

What’s the “Chicago” singer doing in Stone Harbor?

Well, turns out, just like Ronnie Wood, the Rolling Stones guitarist who has an art exhibit in New York through July and one at his own temporary gallery at the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City (see photos, more, interview); and Ringo Starr, who is also coming to Atlantic City (June 23 at Caesars) and bringing his art with him (the Ringo Starr Fine Art Show & Sale with a Meet & Greet takes place at Caesars Atlantic City, inside the Empire A Room on June 22-23 from 10am-noon); Nash is an artist and his work will be exhibited at Ocean Galleries Thursday, June 28, through Sunday, July 8.

Nash will be signing purchased artwork on Sunday, July 1 from 7pm till 10pm.

According to Ocean Galleries, “The Art of Graham Nash” exhibition “is the premiere showcase of Graham Nash’s paintings, pastels, drawings, and artistically enhanced photographs.”

“The collection of Graham’s artwork is astounding,” said gallery owner Kim Miller.  “I think our clientele will enjoy the wide-ranging variety of pieces in this collection. Graham is truly visionary – he sees an interesting subject matter and is inspired to paint it, sometimes mixing images and mediums to create these unique and amazing pieces of art.  A few of his pastels remind me of Chagall, while other art takes on an edginess that you might expect to see in a Soho gallery.  We can’t wait to share the artwork with the world!”

The exhibit also includes a variety of linocuts, a method and medium Graham srarted experimenting with in the mid ’70s inspired by Picasso’s linocuts.

The Ocean Galleries (9618 Third Avenue, Stone Harbor) “The Art of Graham Nash” exhibition includes 91 paintings, pastels, and artistically enhanced photographs.

Here are some more samples (all are Copyright Graham Nash 2012)

"Power to the Banana"

"Self Portrait"

"Reflected Building"

"Lorraine"

He’ll turn 65 June 1, but legendary rocker Ron Wood is feeling young.

He’s got a hit radio show, just got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the second time, and played one sensational concert at the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City on Saturday, April 21.

Oh, and Woody has a new art exhibition “Faces, Time and Places,” running through July in New York, with a satellite gallery — featuring the Rolling Stones’ member’s originals and prints — just opened at the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City.

The one-off Atlantic City showed Woody to be in top form, prancing around the stage in a high-energy show that last about two hours. He played guitar and sang, as well as slide guitar and harmonica.

Following Wood and friends’  “Golden” weekend in Atlantic City, it’s gonna be a big weekend this weekend for the Nugget, too.

Courtesy of Workhouse PR (Adam Nelson)

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PICS: Ronnie Wood Soundcheck with bandmates, plus shots from the weekend! (Andy Wallace, Steve Jordan, Willie Weeks, Bernard Fowler and Chuck Leavell) at Golden Nugget

PICS: Ronnie Wood Golden Nugget Art Gallery Opening

Show Review

AC Weekly Exclusive: Interview with Ronnie Wood

Audio: Ronnie Singing “Seven Days,” written by Bob Dylan, with AC Weekly

Legendary guitarist and artist Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones, The Faces) will be making a rare solo appearance in Atlantic City later this month, and was on hand for a press conference in New York City yesterday, Monday, April 9, where he discussed the show, in addition to his art, the Rolling Stones getting back into the studio and how his solo albums seem to slip into oblivion.

Wood’s new fine-art exhibit “Faces, Time and Places,” is on display at 498 Broome Street at West Broadway in New York City. In the video below, you can hear him talking about the inspirations for his pieces, which will be on display for three months.

Ronnie Wood will be inducted again into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, to take place in Cleveland, Ohio on April 14, in celebration of his work with the rock band The Faces.

Ronnie Wood’s solo performance at the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City is expected to include an art exhibit portion as well. Stay tuned for details.