“An assault to the senses“. This is how Madonna described her upcoming re-Invention tour in a short telephone interview yesterday on MTV’s TRL.

And today comes the biggest spoiler appeared on the press so far – obviously not including the news appearing on well informed Madonna’s forums and fansites – to confirm that the re-Invention tour will be an experience really hard to forget.

Maybe not as hard as the effort to avoid the spoiler that is just one click away, through the Full Article link below, and comes from Victoria Newton’s Bizarre on The Sun that also featuries a brand new shocking image of the Queen of Pop re-Inventing herself.

Madonna at her most shocking

Madonna is planning her most shocking stage performance yet – by being “executed” live on stage.

Backstage insiders have lifted the lid on the Queen of Pop’s explicit new Re-Invention tour, which hits the UK this summer.

And I can reveal Madonna pushes the boundaries to new limits… even by her outrageous standards.

Fans at the shows will see:

Her being “frazzled” in an electric chair.

Images of corpses of people slaughtered in Iraq beamed on to a huge video screen.

Simulated steamy lesbian sex as Madonna tangos with a female dancer.

A parade of scantily-clad pregnant women while she sings Papa Don’t Preach.

One source reveals: “This show will make people’s hair stand on end. Madonna has pulled out all the stops to make it her most controversial yet. The electric chair scene is breathtaking.

“The concerts are really going to cause a stir on the same level as her controversial Sex book and the Erotica album.

“But tempers have frayed and she has been swearing every five minutes at the team putting the show together. The atmosphere is really fraught.”

Madonna has been putting the finishing touches to the massive production, which is costing more than £1million.

Preparations have been shrouded in secrecy. But the set alone has cost a fortune, including thousands of pounds on pyrotechnics for the execution scene.

After her performance of Lament, from the musical Evita, the stage will be plunged into darkness. There will be a thunderous flash of fireworks to reveal her strapped in the electric chair.

Her stage version of single American Life will be a big anti-war statement.

The sound of bombs dropping will be linked with onstage video footage of troops fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

During her cover of John Lennon’s Imagine, she will break down in tears in front of pictures of starving children.

While singing Bedtime Story, influenced by her Kabbalah faith, Madonna will be seen “rising from the dead”.

But fans needn’t worry about the show being all death and destruction.

Madonna will model a series of provocative outfits and there will be a big finale combining her hits Holiday and Music.

The tour opens in California next Monday and I’ll be there to witness it.

I can’t wait.

To see the shocking image included in the article, please click here.

Source: Victoria Newton’s Bizarre, The Sun