Don Omar has postponed three more concerts on his Last King World Tour after suffering a relapse of the respiratory infection that first sidelined him last month.
The reggaeton star called off his shows in Ontario, California, on 10 November, Las Vegas on 11 November and Salt Lake City on 13 November.
He announced the news on social media on Wednesday, sharing a photo from his doctor’s office.
In his message, he said it was “incredibly difficult” to address fans again with this kind of news, and he apologised “from the bottom of my heart.”
He said he needs time to recover fully.
The infection first interrupted the tour in late October. He returned to the stage last week and performed in California over the weekend, believing he was on the mend.
His recovery did not go as hoped, and his doctor then ordered him to stop and rest.
The latest setback is a double blow for some ticket holders. According to TMZ, the three affected dates had already been rescheduled once, which means fans in those cities are being asked to change their plans again.
The singer is said to be devastated about it.
His team is working on new dates for the three shows, though none have been announced.
No timetable has been given for his return, and no other changes to the rest of the tour have been confirmed.
