The singer's unspecified health issue has resulted in the scotching of more than a dozen dates so far this summer.
The outing will be the follow-up to the group's 2023-2024 "Follow" tour of Asia.
The reggae legend is following up his two sold-out New York concerts with a massive new trek. Get all the details.
“This has never happened in Colombia … two urban artists touring together,” Castro says.
The initial run of just-announced shows will stretch from May through September of next year, with more gigs to be announced later.
The singer was filmed speed walking through the city's notorious downtown snarl to make it to Scotiabank Arena.
Limited screenings will begin on July 31.
To date, the "Save Me" singer has only been able to play in the lower 48 due to some past arrests.
The trek will support the artist's upcoming third studio album, which is due later this summer.
The Live Nation-produced trek will kick off in Salt Lake City's Maverik Center.
