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Additionally, it marked Madonna's first concerts in Portugal and Ireland. Rumors of a concert tour first began circulating on October , but nothing was confirmed until March According to some, the title Re-Invention was a dig at Madonna's critics who, throughout her career, had talked about her "reinventing herself"; the singer said she chose this name because she wanted to "re-invent" her old material. A number of songs were rehearsed for the tour, with twenty-four making the final setlist.
Re-Invention proved to be a commercial success, with total sell-outs and multiple extra dates being added. Fellow singer Elton John then accused Madonna of lip-synching , which was denied by her representatives and John later apologized. Created to "deconstruct" the "cult of Madonna while trading on her star power", it was shot inside "stark" interiors and featured "twitchy" footage of the singer decked out in "enigmatic" clothing including leotards, corsets, fishnet tights, satin shoes and a dress designed by Jean Paul Gaultier that made her look like a " Byzantine queen ".
In March, Scottish bagpiper Calum Frase, whom Madonna had invited to play at her son Rocco's christening , said he was approached by the singer to join her on a five-month tour, tentatively named Whore of Babylon World Tour ; [ 14 ] later that month, it was reported by MTV that the singer was "in rehearsals for a summer swing". Her first concert tour in three years, it was set to launch in May and run through August, visiting cities in the United States and Europe.
Nonetheless, she said that, "if I had my way, I'd go". According to Caresse Henry, one of the "major complaints" fans had regarding 's Drowned World Tour was the lack of Madonna's "classic hits", thus, "[she] came to the conclusion that it was time to perform more of her entire repertoire". Because that's what life is all about". Jamie King was once again appointed creative director. Of working with the singer, Dekko recalled that, "I won't say that she is a natural, but what is being asked of her she did well [ The John Lennon song " Imagine " was also added to the set list; when asked why she chose to cover this song, Madonna simply said: "I wanted to make a statement with the ultimate peace song".
