Point of No Return is Frank Sinatra's twentieth studio album for Capitol Records, released in 1962. The title reflects the moment Sinatra decided to leave Capitol to found his own label, Reprise Records, marking a turning point in his career.
The album was recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California, with arrangements by Neal Hefti, Axel Stordahl, and Billy May. It includes a mix of standards and popular songs of the era, highlighting Sinatra's ability to interpret ballads and swing tunes.
Although not one of his most commercial albums, Point of No Return received positive reviews for Sinatra's vocal quality and the sophistication of the arrangements. The cover shows Sinatra in a dark coat and hat, in an iconic image from his Capitol era.